Romania
Official information related to labour market, labour mobility, posting of workers and social security coordination in Romania.
Overview of the labour market in Romania.
Living and working conditions in Romania.
Official national website on the posting of workers.
Benefits you are entitled to as a national of any EU country who moves to Romania.
Open positions provided by the Public Employment Service in Romania.
Find all the available services for employers.
Information on rights and reporting channels
Reporting undeclared work
Labour Inspectorate | Tool for submitting complaints to the Labour Inspectorate
Information on your rights and obligations
National resources and contact points
- Ministry of Labour and Social Solidarity
- Labour Inspectorate
- National House of Public Pensions
- National Health Insurance House
- National Agency for Payments and Social Inspection
- National Agency for Fiscal Administration
- National Council for Combating Discrimination
- National Employment Agency
- National Agency for Equal Opportunities between Women and Men
- State Inspectorate for Road Transport Control
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- National Agency against Trafficking in Persons
- General Inspectorate for Immigration
Free movement body (FMB)
Authority designated as free movement body - FMBs (what are FMBs?):
National Council for Combating Discrimination
The National Council for Combating Discrimination is an autonomous and independent state authority in the field of preventing and combating discrimination. It is the authority responsible for promoting, monitoring and supporting equal treatment for all EU workers and their family members exercising their rights in Romania, without discrimination on grounds of citizenship. It is also the national contact point for cooperation and exchange of information with equivalent bodies in other Member States.
Main areas of support
- Provides information on free movement rights
- Supports workers in cases of discrimination
- Acts as a national contact point for cross-border cooperation
- Solves petitions regarding discrimination and issues binding decisions
Who can contact this FMB to get assistance
- Any person who considers themselves discriminated against may submit a complaint to the Council
- Non-governmental organisations that aim to protect human rights or have a legitimate interest in combating discrimination may also act where discrimination affects a group or community
Working language
English; French; German; Hungarian; Romanian
Contact
