CURRENTLY, THE MINIMUM GROSS SALARY IS 1.250 RON.

For the minimum gross wage of 1.450 RON, the employee will receive 1.065 RON as compared to 925 RON at the time (for a gross salary of 1.250 RON). Simultaneously , the total cost of the employer for keeping one person employed will rise to 1.783 RON (including social security contributions which devolves on the employer), compared to 1.538 RON as it is at the moment.
This way, the state will receive to the budget income tax and social security contributions, cumulative from each employee and employer, to the tune of 718 RON instead the current value of 613 RON. In other words, the increase will result in an increased tax burden of approximately 100 RON for each minimum wage.