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Employees could stop working in January, in protest at the government’s decision to “freeze” next year’s salary increases in the public system, the president of the Dicasterial of the National Union of the Judicial Registry (SNGJ) told AGERPRES on Thursday. , Cătălin. Trăistaru, during the demonstration organized by various unions in front of the headquarters of the Ministry of the Interior.
Representatives of the unions of clerks, policemen and prison employees participated, on Thursday, in several counties in protest actions in front of the Prefectures, unhappy with the Government’s cap on salary increases in the public system in December 2020.
The leader of the employee union paraphrased the statement of Prime Minister Florin Cîţu, who said on Wednesday that the public system will take a break from wage increases.
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“We ask the Government first of all not to adopt such an ordinance. I saw in the press conference held yesterday by the Prime Minister that he said that this ordinance will be adopted regardless of the will of the interlocutors, respectively the trade unions, and that it is And then we We sat down and thought we might need to take a break in January, so early next week we will announce an extensive schedule of indefinite protests, including as far as our union is concerned, including unions affiliated with the Federation of Publications, if the minister said that we must take a break from law enforcement, that is, not get paid and freeze our wages, we may have to block “and we will freeze our work so that the decision maker will listen to us.” It will even be possible to block the activity if these measures are continued, “said Cătălin Trăistaru.
The president of SNGJ Dicasterial criticized the ceiling on salaries and bonuses by the Government a month after the previous Government assured that they would not be frozen.
“What scares us is the contradictory statement of the guiding factor: in November the former Minister of Economy assured us that wages will not drop or freeze, and less than a month after the new Government took office, we found that this first ordinance of the budget system was precisely the freezing of salaries and bonuses ”, mentioned Cătălin Trăistaru.
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Regarding the government’s ordinance to limit salaries and bonuses in December, the union leader stressed that employee bonuses are already capped in December 2018.
“The protest action is launched by the police and penitentiary unions, against the emergency ordinance that aims to freeze salaries and bonuses in December 2020. The National Union of Employees joined these steps on the one hand of union solidarity, because we are affiliated with the same union federation, the Publisind Federation, and on the other hand because such ordinance affects us, indirectly. “It has started to apply and has resolved some of the wage inequalities in the system,” added the union leader.
He also said that the bonuses for dependents already have a cap at the level of December 2018, and at the national level there are problems regarding their non-unitary application. That is why we went to court against our employers, we obtained final judgments recognizing the correct way to calculate bonuses, judgments whose application will no longer be possible in 2021 if this emergency ordinance is frozen. increases to the level of December 2020. On the other hand, we are interested in the application of the wage law, including the labor wage, since we also have a problem with the incorrect way of calculating wages at the time of drafting the law: freezing The salaries at the December 2020 level show that even in our case there will be no success in solving this component of salary in 2021 and 2022 ”, concluded the president of the National Union of Judicial Registry (SNGJ) Dicasterial.
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