Romanian Govt To Seek Confidence Vote On Public Sector Wage Bills On December 14

Romania's Government on December 14 will seek a vote of confidence in Parliament on the public sector unitary wage bill and on the bill regarding public sector salaries in 2011, Senate quaestor Ioan Chelaru announced Monday.

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Chelaru said lawmakers have until December 10 to submit amendments to the two bills.

Prime Minister Emil Boc said wages in the public sector are to increase 15% next year and the minimum wage would be increased to 670 lei (EUR1=RON4.2956) from the current RON600.

The Government may seek a confidence vote before the assembled Chamber of Deputies and Senate on a program, a declaration of general policy or a bill. The Executive is dismissed if the Parliament adopts a motion of no-confidence, filed within three days of its appearance.

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