Benefit of 1,000 RON for unemployed people who return to work in 2026
Individuals registered with AJOFM (County Employment Agency) for at least 30 days may receive an activation bonus if they accept a full-time job.

The Government has introduced a new support measure to encourage reintegration into the labour market, whereby jobseekers can receive an activation bonus of 1,000 RON.
This financial benefit is aimed particularly at people who have been registered with employment agencies for at least 30 consecutive days and are not currently receiving unemployment benefit.
To access the 1,000 RON payment, recipients must meet several key conditions. They must accept a full-time employment contract, and the position must be maintained for a minimum period of three months.
The measure forms part of broader efforts to reduce the number of jobseekers and stimulate employment, by offering a financial incentive for reintegration into the labour market.
The activation bonus represents additional support that can help cover the initial costs associated with returning to work, such as transport, necessary equipment, or other expenses linked to a new job.
Content paraphrased and adapted by SeniorHelp from verified public sources.
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