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Red tape record: 14 signatures on a document sent by the Finance Ministry
17.02.2011, 08:01 | Finance-Banks | 836 views
The large number of signatures and stamps needed on documents issued by state institutions is only meant to cover the incompetence of workers in the administrative sector, which saw more than 100,000 employees removed from its ranks, but the system's reformation changed nothing. An article published yesterday by ZF generated reactions from former civil servants, who say a document issued by the Ministry can have 14 signatures on it, not just four, as mentioned in the ZF article. Read more on ZF.ro
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