labour market

Over half of Romanian employees (59%) are worried about the impact of economic uncertainty on their job security, according to the twentieth edition of Randstad Workmonitor. One third (33%) of workers are worried about losing their job,…

Today is the first time the Conference "Vibrant cross-border labour markets" takes place. This event is the result of DG REGIO's Cross-border reviewin 2015 which led to the Commission's Communication "Boosting Growth and Cohesion in EU…

The year 2021 brought a favourable environment for both economies and the largest businesses in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). Although still faced with challenges from the Covid-19 pandemic, economic activity has recovered from the…

The new working trends are not new anymore. Office as a destination, hybrid work, social offices, tech for inclusive set-ups and ESG requirements have identified themselves as stable trends and have a significant impact in the workplace and…

Societe Generale Global Solution Centre launches a new funding program, which offers financial support in the amount of maximum Eur 40,000, aimed at supporting projects developed by non-governmental organizations in Romania. The funding…

Opinion article by Raluca Bontas, Partner, and Mihaela Vechiu, Manager, Global Employer Services, Deloitte Romania The Romanian Government has approved a series of derogations from the immigration legislation, in order to allow…

In the context of a favorable evolution of the Covid-19 pandemic, the main trend that will dominate the labour market in 2022 will no longer be work from home, but hybrid work - a mix between remote work and office work. This year's trend…

All-time high on the labor market: Romanians have submitted over 12.6 million applications on eJobs.ro in 2021, the highest number of applications in the last decade. The number of job application submitted in 2021 is 34% higher than in…

Six out of ten (60%) Romanian Millennials and earliest members of Gen Z prefer a working arrangement that allows them to work from various locations, including home, during flexible hours, according to the latest edition of Deloitte Central…

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…