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Romanian Govt To Cut Almost 5200 Jobs At Finance Ministry
04.03.2011, 21:49 | Finance-Banks | 764 views
The Romanian Government will reduce the number of jobs in the Ministry of Public Finance by 14%, or 5,175, more than 95% of which will be eliminated from revenue service ANAF, according to a draft decision. The total number of jobs approved for the Finance Ministry will be reduced to 31,027 from 36,202. The ministry's own departments will be out 207 jobs (11%), bringing its maximum staff size down to 1,654. One of the four current state secretary positions will be eliminated. Read more on Mediafax.ro
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