In Moldova, They Started Cutting Down the State Apparatus to Save Money.
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Prime Minister Moldavia Vasile Tofan announced a number of measures to reduce the size of government structures and merge departments to save money following the declaration of a state of emergency in the energy sector, and reported to the Cabinet Press Service. "The issue of savings is becoming increasingly relevant, especially in the context of complex winters and rising prices at the regional level.
The Moldovan government has begun to reorganise public authorities and institutions, by composing agencies with related functions, reducing administrative expenditure and staffing. The measures concern some 161 institutions, which together have about 52 thousand employees, Prime Minister Vasile Tofan announced. "The subject of savings is becoming more and more fundamental, especially in the context of winter [...]
The Moldovan government plans to optimize the public sector and consolidate part of the institutions subordinate to the ministries in order to reduce costs and free up funds for compensation for heating in winter.
The government has begun to reorganise public authorities and institutions, by composing agencies with related functions, reducing administrative and staff costs. According to Prime Minister Vasile Tofan, the measures target some 161 institutions, which together have about 52,000 employees. "To generate savings and to cover these compensations including, and more [...] Article The government begins the reorganisation of the central public admini…
The Government of Moldova is preparing for a major reform of the State sector to save money for winter compensation, Prime Minister Vasile Tofan announced on 22 September plans to streamline State structures and to bring some agencies together. Some 161 institutions with a total staff of 52,000 are subject to reform. Tofan reported that he had instructed each ministry to identify savings and to submit concrete proposals for optimization and merg…
The government is preparing staff cuts and institutional commissions to save on the budget, including to increase and expand energy compensation this winter. Prime Minister Vasile Tofan says that, depending on the institution, employee cuts will vary between 10% and 30%, targeting some 161 institutions that have approximately 52 thousand employees together.
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