labour market

The number of employees working from home varies in the EU countries, according to a Central European Bank's report on the impact of COVID-19 on the labour market. However, it is noted that the crisis prompted by the pandemic can accelerate…

The labour market in Romania has radically changed in the last year, due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, with job seekers willing to make concessions when hiring, like accepting lower wages or inferior positions, says an eJobs survey.…

Remote jobs continue to rank first in the preferences of the Romanian job seekers. According to BestJobs latest survey, in August there were almost 100,000 searches for remote jobs. The survey was conducted on 866 users during August 1-20.…

What is the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on the healthcare systems and economies of the 11 countries of Southeast Europe and what are the prospects for their recovery? This is the subject that examines the latest analysis of SeeNews – the…

According to the latest INSCOP Research survey measuring the Romanians' perception on the coronavirus epidemic and its effects on the economy and job market, “The public perception of the COVID -19 epidemic in Romania”, conducted in…

Romania's industry has partially came out of depression in September 2019, but the impact of the industrial activity on inflation and on the labour market is still negative, reveals the Romanian Industry Barometer released on Thursday.…

Remember the performance of Octavian Ursu, the Romanian emigrated in Germany in 1990 who became the mayor of Gorlitz? Two year after he had been elected, Ursu has come up with a novel idea of reviving the city that is facing a dark…

Over 60% activity volume of Romanian micro-enterprises is achieved by companies with a turnover of up to 250.000 euros. Instant Factoring, the first Romanian online micro-factoring fintech,  has released a new study on the evolution of…

Following an annual growth of 4.1% in 2018, real GDP growth accelerated in the first quarter of 2019 to 5.1% year-on-year (1.3% quarter-on-quarter). Private  consumption  remained  the  main  driver,  increasing  7.0%  year-on-year  thanks…

People living in Bucharest or Clu-Napoca are making good money, a study on the Romanian labour force shows. In Bucharest, the monthly average wage is exceeding RON 3,600, while in Cluj it is higher than RON 3,100. However, the study…