Virtual Visit to Romania - Towards adequate minimum wages and strengthening of collective bargaining
10:30 – 11:30 Irish local time
Online
As part of our Virtual Visits initiative, Eurofound organised an exclusive online event with its experts in Romania focusing on minimum wages and the strengthening of collective bargaining in Europe on 26 April 2024.
Event background
As part of our Virtual Visits initiative, Eurofound organised an exclusive online event with our experts in collaboration with Eurofound’s Romanian Board Members and with its correspondent in Romania.
This event focused on minimum wages and the strengthening of collective bargaining in Europe, and how the EU is seeking to improve the situation of low-wage earners through the directive.
This initiative took place in the context of Eurofound’s ongoing efforts to reach out to the national level and ensure widespread dissemination and dialogue with respect to its research findings.
See also the news release Minimum wages in Romania: High compliance and substantial increases.
Agenda
Contact
For more information or any queries about the Virtual Visit, please contact Bernice Turner.
Bernice Turner
Communication OfficerSeries: Virtual Visits
Hosted online and tailored to individual countries, Virtual Visits offer a unique opportunity to engage directly with Eurofound researchers. The sessions provide insights into current developments, explore the latest findings and facilitate discussion on topics of national relevance.
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