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Education unions threaten to block academic year. Minister assures there's money for salaries
Posted on March 10th, 2010
Education unions threaten to block academic year. Minister assures there's money for salaries
Romanian education unions are determined to continue their protests, which could lead to blocking the academic year and national exams if Education Ministry doesn't find solutions to solve salary issues and redundancies unions members say, according to Romanian news agency Mediafax. Minister Daniel Funeriu said there were necessary funds for salaries and pensions.
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