
Romania to Cut Board Sizes, Cap Salaries in State Firms
Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan announced on Tuesday a plan to reform Romania’s state-owned companies by reducing the number of board members and capping their earnings. He criticized the current system where some managers exploit legal loopholes to rapidly increase their pay without improving company performance, causing public dissatisfaction, CE Report quotes AGERPRES
Bolojan also said performance indicators will be reviewed and updated by ministries to ensure they are meaningful. Managers who refuse to meet the new standards may be replaced. The reforms aim to improve accountability and efficiency in managing state assets.