Romanian Senate Committee Rejects Decree Recalculating Military Pensions

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01.03.2011, 13:08 | Actuality | 788 views

The committee for legal matters in the Romanian Senate on Tuesday recommended the Senate plenary reject a Government emergency decree recalculating pensions of former military staff.

The bill got six votes against and two abstentions from committee member.

The Government approved late January a decree that changes the way pensions of former military personnel are calculated. Under the decree, military pensions are calculated based on the gross average salary instead of individual income and extends the recalculation deadline until the end of 2011.

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