Bucharest City Hall Organizes Job Fair In Bucharest On Nov 17-18
Bucharest City Hall said it will organize a job fair, on November 17 and 18, where twenty-two municipal companies will offer over 2,000 jobs.
The fair will be hold within the exhibition area of the National Statistics Institute, between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m..
The entrance to the fair is free of charge. (puterea.ro)
Energy Minister Says Electricity Prices Will Go Down
Electricity prices will no longer be raised until the end of 2017, and the energy regulator ANRE is even likely to make a negative adjustment, because the latest price increase was not substantiated, the Energy Minister Toma Petcu said Thursday.
ANRE last raised electricity prices on October 1, 2017, namely, by RON0.03/kWh for household consumers, which translates into an increase of RON3.45 per month for an average consumption of 100 kWh. (puterea.ro)
Local Police Comes Up With New Parking Fines
The local police are inventing new parking fines to collect more money to the budget. However, the police are restricting car parking, but fails to create new parking spaces.
The local police in various sectors of capital Bucharest are changing traffic rules overnight without finding solutions to parking-related problems. Under the pretext of alleviating traffic, they impose harsh fines not only during the day, but also at night. (cotidianul.ro)
Macroeconomic Stability Is Shaking
Romania’s central bank backs the increase in consumption and wages, but depending on labor productivity, said central bank governor Mugur Isarescu, adding the balance of payments (the difference between exports and imports) clearly shows that one gone overboard.
Isarescu also said the connection between productivity and wages is difficult to measure, especially when it comes to public sector employees, but one can clearly see it is way too much. (jurnalul.ro)