Romanian Govt To Seek Conf Vote For Labor Laws On March 8

Romania’s Government will seek a confidence vote in Parliament to pass new labor legislation next Tuesday, March 8, and amendments to the bill are expected until Friday evening, said Senate vice-president Ioan Chelaru after the Parliament’s standing office meeting.

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The Government on Monday approved the final draft of the Labor Code, for which it plans to seek a confidence vote and has sent the bill to Parliament, where it can be amended.

The opposition has said it will submit a no-confidence motion in Parliament over new labor legislation. The motion needs to garner 236 votes to topple the Government.

Prime Minister Emil Boc said he is not nervous about the opposition's vote of no confidence. Boc's Government has survived several votes of no confidence prompted by the austerity measures it implemented because of the economic and financial crisis.

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