LAYOFFS
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Over 1,000 Financial Guard Employees To Undergo Evaluation Deciding Layoffs
About 1,063 Romanian Financial Guard employees will undergo evaluation and, based on results, at least 291 of them (or 21%) will leave the institution, tax authority ANAF president Sorin Ble...
Steel Industry Between Massive Layoffs And 50% Wage Raises In Recession
The employees of steel companies, whose businesses made a significant recovery from the crisis thanks to a surge in exports, were among the most privileged in terms of wage raises during the...
Romanian Police To Lay Off 1,300 Officers
Romanian Police Inspector General Liviu Popa said Friday that 1,300 officers will be laid off, adding that he would like the ones who are "incompatible" with the status of police officer to...
ANAF To Lay Off 2,000 Employees
Romanian fiscal regulator ANAF will lay off 2,000 employees during reorganization, and more than half of the employees involved will have to leave within the next 60 days, the authority's pr...
State-Owned Energy Companies To Lay Off 1,500 People
Six Romanian state-owned energy firms will lay off a total 1,480 employees this year, or 5% of their overall staff, in a bid to boost efficiency, according to a draft government decision of...
Finance Ministry: 153,000 Public Sector Employees Laid Off In 2008-2011
Almost 153,000 public sector employees were laid off from December 2008 through late April 2011, according to Finance Ministry data.
Igas: Interior Ministry Employees Dismissed This Year Won’t Receive Severance Pay
Romanian Interior Ministry employees included in the institution’s layoff plan will not receive severance pay as the country’s economic situation does not allow for such a measure, Interior...
Interior Ministry To Lay Off 10,000 Employees In Next Two Months
About 10,000 Interior Ministry employees will be laid off in the next two months, including employees of the institution’s central apparatus, minister Traian Igas said Wednesday.
Interior Ministry Layoff Bill Fails To Pass Lower House
The bill on layoffs in the Romanian Interior Ministry received too few votes in the Chamber of Deputies and did not pass, to the satisfaction of the union members watching the meeting, who c...