According to Blejnar, 58 of the employees who received an evaluation notice Monday fill executive positions. Evaluation results will decide who will be sacked and who will be transferred to other structures within the Financial Guard, said Blejnar.
He pointed out that 320 of the 1,383 employees of the institution did not receive an evaluation notice as the structures they work in already have few employees.
Following a restructuring process targeting ANAF, which has been recently approved by the Government, the Financial Guard’s organizational chart will include at most 1,092 positions, from the current 1,805.
According to Blejnar, evaluation will be followed by layoffs of National Customs Authority employees, as well as of employees of local public finance offices.
Mid-June, Blejnar announced ANAF would lay off 2,000 employees as part of the institution’s reorganization process, of whom 1,200 would be sacked by min-August.
Early June, the Government decided to cut 4,927 positions within ANAF, of which 1,200 are occupied positions, 1,427 National Customs Authority position (of which 600 are occupied) and 713 Financial Guard positions (300 occupied).
Restructuring the tax authority is one of the conditions Romania must observe before the first evaluation of the agreement signed with the International Monetary Fund.