Working overtime without pay? The Labour Minister's warning for employees in Romania
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The Labour Minister has issued a warning to all employees in Romania who work beyond their normal working hours. According to an article published by Newsweek România, many employees could be doing overtime without being paid for it.
This situation is important for Romanians, because working beyond schedule is common in many fields. Employees are entitled to payment for overtime hours, according to Romanian legislation. For this reason, specialists recommend that each person check their employment contract and time records.
The minister's warning aims to inform employees about their rights and to prevent abuses by employers. Detailed information about the measures that will be taken was not presented in the source analysed.
Employees who have doubts about their working schedule can ask the human resources department for explanations or consult the Labour Inspectorate. It remains to be seen whether these statements will be followed by concrete measures.
Sources: Newsweek România
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