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| 2005-07-25 NINE O'CLOCK |  UNPR proposes lower taxation level for mass media
National Union of Entrepreneurs from Romania (UNPR) proposes the introduction of a legislative set addressing lowering taxation in the mass media, the branch contracts remaining to be signed until the end of the year. Details... | |
| 2005-07-25 ZIUA |  Electronic meal vouchers
The National Union of Romanian Employers (UNPR) requests the Government to eliminate meal vouchers and replace them by a system of payment by cards. According to a press release, the new system would ensure a greater transparency of funds and a saving of over 70 million euro by eliminating commissions.
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| 2005-07-07 NINE O'CLOCK | Increase of electricity costs has no connection to real economy
l says Petre Milut, National Union of Romanian Employers (UNPR) President
Bucharest -The increase of the electricity tariff as from July 1 endangers the existence of entire sectors within the national economy, such as the fertilizers field and has nothing to do either with the real economy or with the costs from the European Union countries, stated yesterday Petre Milut, the National Union of Romanian Employer (UNPR) President. He expressed his reticence regarding the privatisation contracts signed over the last years in the energy field by Nastase and Tariceanu Governments, saying that they disadvantage the Romanian state, in favour of the big players on the world market.
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| 2005-07-01 BUCHAREST DAILY NEWS |  The National Union of Romanian Employers (UNPR) considers the price hike will lead to a chain increase in costs for basic products and possible bankruptcies, especially in the food, construction and chemical industries. The UNPR representatives stated the new prices will seriously affect household consumers during winter, when gas consumption will increase significantly and the population might not be able to pay apartment block maintenance bills. Details... | |
| 2005-07-01 NINE O'CLOCK | Price increases for utilities enforced today
Bucharest - Starting today, the natural gas tariffs increase by 10.2 per cent, those for electric power will be 5.2 per cent higher and the national reference price for the thermal energy will be 20 per cent higher. For natural gases, the prices are included in four categories, according to the used quantity - tariffs vary between ROL 5,911,600 for 1,000 cubic metres. The prices used by the two Distrigaz branches are different, those of Distrigaz Sud being slightly higher than those of Distrigaz Nord. These values do not include VAT or excises.
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| 2005-06-30 BUCHAREST, Mediafax - (30.06.2005 13:35) |  "The National Union of Romanian Employers considers that the new rises in energy tariffs scheduled for July 1 will have a knock-on effect on staples' prices and will render industry manufacturers incapable of surviving on the market," says an UNPR press release. Details... | |
| 2005-06-24 ADEVARUL |  Unions and employers ask Basescu to intervene in CFR conflict
Rail workers on general strike and one employers' association requested Thursday that president
Traian Basescu and Prime Minister Calin Popescu Tariceanu intervene to resolve
the railways situation, where protests are entering their 16th day. Details... | |
| 2005-06-24 AVEREA |  Traian Basescu asked to end CFR strike
Engine drivers and employees at Romanian Railway Company (CFR) depots are not calling off the strike, as union leaders are set to accept "no more and no less than the requested 10.7% salary increase", said yesterday Iulian Mantescu, vice-president of the Engine Drivers' Federation. Details... | |
| 2005-06-24 CURENTUL |  While negotiations stall
CFR strike-induced damages amount to tens of million dollars
A new round of negotiations between National Railway Company (CFR) management and engine drivers' unions took place yesterday to no avail. Today is the 17th day of rail workers' strike, during which only a third trains have run, thus leading to tremendous losses, both to the two CFR companies' budgets, and to companies using the freight railway transport. Details... | |
| 2005-06-24 ZIUA | Strike is on schedule until June 28
Employers demand president Basescu's involvement
A third of the trains - as negotiated by the railway administration and the unions - were running yesterday, as the general strike continues. The strike was initiated on June 8 by engine drivers and depot employees. Of the 565 negotiated trains, 12 are express trains, 18 fast trains, 14 intercity and 24 international trains. As for slow trains, 86 inter-regional trains are running, as well 27 regional trains to Bucharest, 56 - Craiova, 119 - Timisoara, 56 - Cluj, 59 - Brasov, as well as 20 and 22 trains, respectively for regional trains to Galati and Constanta. There are also four pairs of seasonal trains travelling to the seaside
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