PM Orban: We won't be able to increase teaching staff's salaries because of economic situation
Publicat:Prime Minister Ludovic Orban said on Friday that the budget situation does not allow for an increase in the teaching staff's salaries. "The fact that we cannot afford to increase the teaching staff's salaries from September 1 is due to the budgetary situation. I am convinced that many teachers will understand this because, in such periods, we must all be an example and show that "whenever the economic situation and the budgetary situation allow us, we will allocate the budgetary resources to the teaching staff, so that they have the deserved income according to the activity," said Orban, at…
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