of December 29, 2003 No. 1593
About approval of the Regulations on compensation of employees of the State Healthcare Institutions included in system of compulsory medical insurance
The government DECIDES:
1. Approve Regulations on compensation of employees of the State Healthcare Institutions included in system of compulsory medical insurance it (is applied).
2. To the Ministry of Health together with the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection within a month from the date of entry into force of this resolution to develop:
conditions of awarding and rendering financial support to heads of State Healthcare Institutions;
regulations on procedure for calculation of length of service in the specialty;
the list of organizations, divisions and positions in which work is connected with adverse conditions of work (heavy and especially hard work, works with harmful and especially harmful working conditions).
3. This resolution becomes effective since January 1, 2004.
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Prime Minister |
Vasile Tarlev |
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Deputy Prime Minister |
Valerian Kristya |
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Minister of Economic Affairs |
Marian Lupu |
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Minister of Finance |
Zinaida Grechany |
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Minister of Health |
Andrejs Hermann |
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