The pension law is in the works and "might be ready" next year, premier Mihai Tudose communicated Thursday night, specifying that this is "the hardest law" Romania can have at present.
According to the head of the executive, there are" inequities to solve" in this domain.
"In the end the pension is not charity that someone receives from the state. It is his/her right, his/her reward. And big slippages have occurred there. (...) Two people worked equally hard, during the same interval, in similar circumstances, with equal qualification, they retired at a two-year interval and they have incredible discrepancies as to their pensions. This cannot be. People must feel that they are treated as they deserve after a life's work," Tudose further said.AGERPRES .