May 9, 2014
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In a recent Eurobarometer poll, a mere one in three Romanians said they would consider their working conditions to be good and 55% stated their working conditions are worse than 5 years ago.
In a recent Eurobarometer poll, a mere one in three Romanians said they would consider their working conditions to be good and 55% stated their working conditions are worse than 5 years ago. The respondents judged their employment conditions less favourably than the average Europeans, 53% of whom considered their working conditions to be good. Some 79% of Romanians said they had been provided information or training about health and safety, 69% agreed their workplaces had taken measures to prevent problems or accidents, although only 29 percent thought their workplace had been adapted well for older people
English: http://www.romania-insider.com/working-conditions-getting-worse ...
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