Public Sector Salaries Will Not Increase From September: Tofan Announces Postponement Until 2027
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The political war on the payroll law risks affecting all of us. Beyond the fact that we risk losing billions of euros, European money, if we do not end this month's reform, the misunderstandings between parties and unions threaten to block the country. Teachers, health workers and courts, even farmers threaten with strikes and protests. They say that while their wages will fall, dignitaries will enjoy increased lephies.
The salary law will enter into force on January 1, 2027, and the salary increases provided for by it will not be able to be applied from September 1, 2026, announced Prime Minister Vasile Tofan. According to him, the budget currently does not have the necessary resources to implement the reform, which would require over 5 billion lei. The new salary law was supposed to bring increases for approximately 170,000 employees in the budgetary sector, …
The new salary grid in the budget sector will enter into force on 1 January 2027, a few months later than the originally announced deadline. Until then, the Government will grant in October single payments of 2,000, 3,000 or 4,000 lei, depending on the category of employees, for budgetarians with gross salaries below 20,000 lei.
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