Doru Șupere, unclear with Prime Minister Bolojan: “Three simple ideas to cut the hell of the insensitivity and wickedness with which the public money is robbed”

Human Resources Expert Doru Agreal transmitted a series of recommendations to Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan, to cut “the non -feeling and the wickedness with which the public money is robbed”.

HR Doru Expert Photo Ship: FB
The message was published on his Facebook page.
“Mr. Ilie Bolojan, Three simple ideas to cut the hell out of insensitivity and wickedness with which public money is robbed:
1. Prohibit the settlement of public money for
2. Forbid the financing of public money for all the city's day manifestations, the day of the commune, the dedication of the church, the village of the village and any other mess of this kind, which is actually a collective drink with bad taste, on money from the budget.
3. Forbid the financing of public money of any professional sports club, they must be private, especially in team sports.
You see that they hide under all kinds of departmental clubs, NGOs and public-private partnerships, to put the claw on money.
Keep financing only for mass and children's and junior sport. For elite athletes such as David Popovici, they can be sponsored by the Romanian Olympic Committee, a single club at national level ”, wrote Doru Șupere, specialist on Facebook.
The first measures to reduce the budget deficit that produces effects
The limitation of the increase for dangerous or harmful conditions has entered into force from July 1, 2025. The decision appears in the emergency ordinance approved by the Government of Romania. The measure will be applied until the end of 2026.
The Bolojan government has decided to limit the increase granted in the public sector for the activity under dangerous or harmful conditions to 300 lei monthly, corresponding to the time worked at the respective workplace.
Also, the additional rest leave, granted for the performance of heavy, dangerous or harmful work, or activity in jobs in which there are such conditions, will have a duration between 3-5 working days.
“These measures were taken from the need to follow a prudent fiscal-budgetary policy, which would ensure the medium and long term fiscal sustainability, such as to correct the excessive budget deficit,” the government communicated.
The measures will be applied until December 31, 2026.




