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EC Calls On Romania To Exempt Energy Regulator From Unitary Wage Law
06.12.2010, 07:02 | Finance-Banks | 738 views
The European Commission has warned the Romanian Government the application of the unitary wage law on the country’s energy regulator ANRE could affect the institution’s independence which could bring about an infringement procedure, people close to the matter. The European Commission has sent Romania a second warning over the independence of its energy regulator that could be affected by the inclusion of its employees in the unitary wage grid for the public sector, the sources said. Read more on Mediafax.ro
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