The Nepali, Bangla and Sinhala editions were translated and checked by AI models. No native speaker has reviewed them. The English edition is the reference version. If in doubt, compare the translation with the English edition and the official sources. Most facts were last checked against the official sources on 2 October 2026; the source ledger shows the check date of each claim.

Questions workers ask

I was injured at work.

Workplace injury is not merely a recruitment dispute. Current official guidance includes occupational health and safety protections and points workers toward the Labour Inspectorate and other competent institutions depending on the situation. Medical needs come first; preserve the work context and reports afterwards.

Urgent safety issue If you are in immediate danger, use emergency help. Do not confront someone if doing so could put you at greater risk.

What to do next

Get necessary medical care.
Record time, place, task, witnesses and protective equipment.
Keep employer incident reports and medical documents.
Contact the relevant labour/safety authority or qualified adviser.

What the source says

RO-SAFETY-001 · Safety · verified 2 October 2026

The employer must provide occupational health and safety training in a language understood by the worker and necessary protective equipment.

Date and context: 8 August 2026

Sources

WorkinRomania — information for foreign workersRomanian Government / WorkinRomania · Government guidance
Labour InspectorateInspecția Muncii · Government authority

What this answer does not decide This page cannot decide whether your employer, recruiter or legal status is safe or lawful. Check the linked authority for your situation.

Situations

I arrived and the job is different from the job in my contract.I am being paid less than the salary in my contract.My employer deducts more than 25% of my net salary for accommodation.

Situations → · Guide