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Author: Mihaela Mitroi, Partner, Fiscal and Legal Assistance, EY Romania, leader of the fiscal and legal consulting activity in the southern cluster of the EY region Central and South-East and Central Asia (CESA)
Fair working conditions are the center of a functional market economy. Citizens expect the European Union to offer them high levels of well-being, while the economy is moving towards greener and more digitized growth models. Adequate income is essential to ensure fair working conditions and a decent standard of living for European employees.
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