The leaders of the ruling coalition have found another calculation formula for the pensions of the magistrates source

The ruling coalition arrived on Tuesday night a principle agreement on the new package of fiscal measures, establishing a milder formula for the pensions of the magistrates in an attempt to defam the threats with the justice strike.

Coalition has established how the magistrates / photo source will retire: Inquam Photos

The parties in the ruling coalition have in principle agreed on package 2 fiscal measures to reduce the budget deficit, after Tuesday night's meeting. One of the hottest points is the pensions of the magistrates, who have already announced that they will go on strike if the Government does not withdraw this component of the draft law. Political sources have revealed that the ruling parties have reached another formula for calculating the magistrates' pension, according to digi24.ro.

Pensions of prosecutors and judges will be limited to 75% of the last net salary

The variant adopted in the meeting of the Coalition on Tuesday evening provides that the pensions of the magistrates be limited to 75% of the last net salary collected. The initial proposal provided that this threshold would be 70% of the last income.

The coalition also agreed that the transition period until the retirement age of the magistrates will reach 65 years to increase from 10 years (initial version), to 15 years, according to the same sources.

The transition period on retirement age increases from 10 to 15

The Minister of Development, Cseke Attila, said on Tuesday evening that the Government's proposal on changing the magistrate retirement age is a “correct” one. Cseke believes that, although criticized, it will be supported by the coalition, claiming that the magistrates must prove solidarity in a period when all socio-professional categories are affected by the measures taken.

“We all have to take care of when we have a salary system or special pensions that is a generous system (…) that measure related to payroll and pensions for magistrates in a certain context was of certain importance. It is important that these revenues will ensure a decent living, but solidarity is needed.”Cseke Attila told Tuesday evening at Antena 3, according to News.ro

“I believe that this proposal, even if it is criticized, will be supported by the coalition. (…) Solidarity is needed on all fields of activity. And the package on the administration side follows this very important principle that some should not participate in this effort at a difficult time. In the end, we are all interested in this country, and this is a support. deficit ”, added the Minister of Development.

Wave of protests in court. Magistrates react harshly to retirement changes and will suspend some causes

The prosecutors of the Prosecutor's Office attached to the Bucharest Court, the judges of the Bucharest Court of Appeal, but also those from Galați, Oradea, Constanța, Iași and Alba Iulia announce that they are triggering protests against the new provisions proposed by the Government for the retirement of the magistrates, starting on Wednesday, August 27. The Superior Council of Magistracy convened the general meetings of judges and prosecutors between 26-27 August, for debates on the new changes made by the Government regarding the pensions of the magistrates.