Art.59 of Law 196/2016
(1) In the case of families benefiting from minimum inclusion income that includes the inclusion aid component, one of the able-bodied adults in the respective family is required to perform, at the mayor's request, monthly activities or works of local interest, respecting the normal duration of working time and the occupational safety and health regulations.
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(2) Families for whom the amount of the inclusion aid is up to 50 lei are excepted from the provisions of paragraph (1). For these, the working hours are established quarterly and are carried out in any of the months of the quarter.
ART. 61
(1) For fulfilling the obligation provided in art. 59 para. (1) by able-bodied persons benefiting from inclusion aid, mayors have the following obligations:
a) to draw up annually a plan of actions/works of local interest, which can be revised semiannually;
b) to keep records of the working hours performed, for activities and works of local interest, by able-bodied persons;
c) to provide for the persons specified in letter b) training in the field of occupational safety and health at the workplace;
d) to display monthly, at their own headquarters, the plan of actions/works of local interest for the current month, the list of beneficiaries of minimum inclusion income, the list of persons who are to perform activities or works of local interest, as well as the status of activities/works carried out in the previous month;
e) to send quarterly, in electronic format, to the territorial agency for payments and social inspection, the records provided in letter b).
(2) The duration of working time provided in art. 59 para. (1) is calculated proportionally to the amount granted as inclusion aid, with an hourly rate corresponding to the minimum gross basic salary per country guaranteed in payment, related to the average monthly working time.
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