Romania: Romania to ban salary-pension cumulation in the public sector

November 19, 2025

Romania to ban salary-pension cumulation in the public sector
Nov 19, 2025

Romania to ban salary-pension cumulation in the public sector.

The Romanian government is preparing an emergency ordinance to ban salary-pension cumulation in the public sector, according to the document consulted by Economedia.ro. The draft ordinance includes other measures to reduce spending in public administration, such as suspending secondments and (…)

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