Romania’s Government creates legal framework for occupational pensions
Romania’s Labour Ministry drafted a law that allows employers to set up occupational pensions for their employees, newly-appointed labour minister Marius Budai announced. The occupational pensions are designed as supplementary pensions, a benefit that employers can offer, he explained, according to local Agerpres. The law is aimed at implementing the EU Directive 2016/2341 of the European Parliament endorsed by the European Council on December 14, 2016 for the supervision of the specialised occupational pension funds managers. One or more employers can set...
