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Romanian PM Invites Unions, Employers To Talks On Labor Code After Failed Talks With Labor Min
18.01.2011, 12:50 | HR Careers Education | 808 views
Romanian Prime Minister Emil Boc decided to invite unions and employers for talks on the new labor code Tuesday afternoon after they demanded the resignation of Labor Minister Ioan Botis. Disgruntled with talks on the labor code, unions and employers called on the prime minister earlier Tuesday to fire the labor minister, saying he refuses to take social partners' propositions into account. Read more on Mediafax.ro
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