LAYOFFS
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Almost Half Of Mechel Campia Turzii's 1,900 Staff To Be Laid Off
Almost 800 of the 1,904 employees of Romanian steel works Mechel Campia Turzii (INSI.RO) will be laid off starting in June, union leader Ioan Pascu said Wednesday, after receiving notice fro...
Posta Romana Redundant Employees To Get Support In Finding New Jobs
Romania’s Communications Ministry and the National Employment Agency, or ANOFM, have teamed up to establish measures aimed to support the 511 employees of state-run postal company Posta Roma...
Basescu: Interior Ministry To Continue Layoffs
Romanian President Traian Basescu said Thursday the Interior Ministry will continue layoffs.
Ariton: State-owned Turceni, SNLO To Lay Off 500 People By Yearend
Romanian Economy Minister Ion Ariton on Wednesday said a total 500 employees will be laid off, by December 31, from thermal power producer Turceni and mining company SNLO.
SNLO To Lay Off 300 People By Yearend
Romanian state-owned mining company SNLO, one of the main coal suppliers for thermal power plants, will lay off 300 employees by the end of the year.
Thermal Power Producer Turceni To Lay Off 200 Employees - Draft
Romanian state-owned thermal power producer CE Turceni will lay off 200 employees in view of improving efficiency, according to the explanatory note of an emergency ordinance drafted by the...
Laid Off Nokia Employees To Receive Severance, Re-Employment Counseling
The employees laid off from Nokia's plant in Romania will receive severance pay, as well re-employment counseling, training and development packages and support for entrepreneurs, the compan...
Igas: Interior Ministry Has Ended Layoffs
Romanian Interior Minister Traian Igas on Tuesday said the ministry has ended layoffs and future vacant positions will be occupied by graduates of Interior Ministry schools, who may get hire...
ANAF Shed 1,716 Employees In Restructuring Process
Romania’s tax authority ANAF has fired 1,716 employees and closed 141 local tax collection offices during a restructuring process, agency head Sorin Blejnar said Thursday.