Sindicatele cer Parlamentului să respingă cererea CSM privind angajările în sistemul judiciar

Five major trade confederations in Romania have urged Parliament to reject the CSM's request for additional judicial assistant positions, advocating instead for filling existing vacancies for judges and clerks. They argue that the current system should focus on efficiency and responsible use of public funds. The CSM's proposal for over 700 new positions is seen as unnecessary, given that previous pilot projects did not yield significant improvements in judicial efficiency. The unions emphasize the need for a well-regulated professional body to handle judicial tasks without creating parallel administrative structures. They call for a transparent evaluation of past projects before any expansion of roles.