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Romania government assumes responsibility before Parliament over new Labor Code. Opposition submits censure motion
08.03.2011, 10:37 | HR Careers Education | 884 views



The Romanian Government was due to assume responsibility before Parliament over a series of changes to the Labor Code during a joint session of the two houses on Tuesday. The opposition has announced that once the government assumes responsibility it will submit a censure motion against it.

According to Romanian news agency Agerpres, MPs of the governing coalition submitted over 140 amendments to the project to change the Labor Code. About ten of these were agreed upon in a session of the governing coalition. The Government approved on Monday only eight amendments to the Labor Code.

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