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Romanian Opp Social Democrats Challenge Unitary Wage Law At Constitutional Court
23.12.2010, 14:40 | Actuality | 781 views
The Romanian Social Democratic Party on Thursday challenged the unitary wage law at the Constitutional Court, after the opposition’s no-confidence motion over the normative act was rejected in Parliament. Social democrats claim the unitary wage law breaches several articles of the Constitution, which concern salary rights. Read more on Mediafax.ro
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