Tripartite Council discusses rising energy prices, wages, COVID-19 protective measures
Publicat:Rising energy and natural gas prices, pubic wages and managing measures to protect the public and the economy against the effects of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic were the main subjects of a meeting of the National Tripartite Council for Social Dialogue on Thursday at the Government House.
According to a government press statement, Prime Minister Nicolae Ciuca unveiled a raft of new measures under consideration to assist both the public and the business community affected by the latest increases in energy and natural gas prices, which, after being agreed at the coalition level, will…
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