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Disciplinary Accountability in the Financial Area

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  • Viorel Lefter
  • Costantin Roman

    (Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest)

Abstract

The disciplinary accountability of the personnel from the local public administration is differently regulated, depending on the personnel category. The disciplinary accountability of the civil servants is an administrative-disciplinary accountability regulated by the Law no. 188/1999 concerning the Status of the civil servants and can take place only under the circumstances stipulated by law, while the disciplinary accountability of the persons hired on the basis of the individual work contract is regulated by the Work Law, Law no. 53/2003 and can take place only under the circumstances stipulated by this law. The only basis of the disciplinary responsibility is the disciplinary infringement, that in fact represents a deed related to work, a deed consisting in an action or inaction carried out with guilt by the employee, through which this one broke the legal norms, the internal regulations, the individual work contract or the applicable collective work contract, the orders and the legal dispositions of the hierarchical superiors (Law no. 53/2003, Art. 263, Paragr. 2).

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  • Viorel Lefter & Costantin Roman, 2007. "Disciplinary Accountability in the Financial Area," Theoretical and Applied Economics, Asociatia Generala a Economistilor din Romania - AGER, vol. 9(9(514)), pages 7-10, September.
  • Handle: RePEc:agr:journl:v:9(514):y:2007:i:9(514):p:7-10
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