The unionists argued that, on February 1, 2010, the Emergency Ordinance on keeping employees at job under a short-time work schemes will expire, which means ‘more than 200,000 employees will be laid off, with even higher pressures to be felt on the social security budget, says Hossu.
The employers have also joined the trade unions, the President of the Employers’ Federation in the Chemical and Petrochemical Field Ioan Cezar Coraci arguing that, if the bill is not be extended, the employers will for sure be forced to send people home.
“We want to keep our employees by maintaining the short-time work schedule, which means, more precisely, wages being by the three partners together: the state, the employee and the employer. Otherwise, we will lose the qualified labour supply, while the risk will increase more and more units to go bankrupt,’ said Coraci.
































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