Moldovan MPs maintain vote for two laws rejected by president

Chisinau, 23 February /MOLDPRES/- The parliament today maintained vote for two projects submitted for review by President Igor Dodon.

The two documents were re-voted with the support of 51 MPs.

Dodon returned to parliament for consideration and debate a law regulating the activity of day laborers. Under the document, a day laborer may carry out activities for the same beneficiary no more than 90 days in a calendar year, and the working time shall not exceed 40 hours per week. At the same time, the payment for day laborers work will take place at the end of each working day, according to the agreement between the beneficiary and laborer. Also, the beneficiary will be obliged to maintain a registry of day laborers, in which they register all persons before starting their activity and then submit to the territorial labor inspectorate the extract from the register.

Another project is related to salary increase for employees and management of the Court of Accounts. Their wages would increase three times.

The documents will be repeatedly forwarded to the president for promulgation.

According to the article 93 (2) of the Constitution, the president of Moldova is entitled, if he has objections to a law, to send it, within a maximum of two weeks, for re-examination to parliament. If the parliament remains committed to its previously adopted decision, the president promulgates the law.

(Reporter A. Zara, editor L. Alcază)