Salary increases will not bring us to collapse, says PM Dancila
Publicat:The salaries in the Health system have increased, the same happened with those in the Education system, on Monday night told the Prime minister Viorica Dancila to the private broadcaster Romania TV, adding that these wage increases will not bring us to collapse.
"The wages in the Health system have increased. As compared to 2016 we have not any wages to have not increased. Moreover, on 1 March 2018 the medical doctors' salaries have grown from 75pct to 125pct. I've noticed some problems, in connection with the over-pay, most of them, this is why I have asked for a meeting with all the…
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