Un cunoscut bancher dezvăluie unde merg banii românilor
Fostul director financiar bancar, Radu Georgescu, atrage atenția asupra unei discrepanțe majore: în timp ce populația generală este supusă unor...
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Controversy Surrounds National Bank of Romania Salaries Amidst Public Tax Hikes
Bucharest, Romania – A recent video circulating online has ignited public debate regarding the financial practices of the National Bank of Romania (BNR). In the video, content creator BobbyD Cenzurat alleges that the BNR employs 200 directors, each receiving a monthly salary of 50,000 Romanian Leu. He further claims that BNR employees have benefited from a 20% annual salary increase, referencing an article from "adevarul.ro" to support his assertions. Cenzurat expressed strong disapproval, stating, "While politicians raise our taxes, salaries at BNR increased by 20%." He highlighted the perceived disparity, arguing that ordinary citizens are struggling with rising taxes and economic pressures, while those within the BNR apparently enjoy significant financial benefits and bonuses, including three net salaries. His commentary has resonated with many, fueling discussions about transparency and accountability in public financial institutions. The claims, if verified, could prompt further scrutiny into the allocation of public funds and the remuneration policies within key state entities.
