According to data from the National Institute of Statistics from the Structural Survey on enterprises active in industry construction, trade and market services, trade activities
At the beginning of 2018, the number of companies in difficulty reached 51% of the total number of impact companies, which reversed for the first
Total turnover in the IT sector increased by 11 percentage points in 2017 compared to 2016 and exceeded the four billion euro threshold forecasted, according
The Government approved on Thursday the OUG comprising the measures needed to preserve net wages that professional groups exempted from income tax and part-time employees
Romania ranks last among the EU member states by the share of public sector employees in the total workforce, according to data published by Eurostat
If the PSD-ALDE alliance does not reconsider the measure of transferring all social contributions to the employees, Romania will be the first EU country where
The discussion on transferring wage contributions, which under the current system are partly paid by the employee and partly by the employer, fully to the
„If you work, you do not have time to make money” according to an increasingly popular Romanian saying, confirmed by the data published by Eurostat.
The cascading increase of the national minimum wage in Romania has caused a bizarre phenomenon – which the specialty textbooks seem to have foreseen only
Approximately one fifth of the EU enterprises hired IT specialists in 2016. Unfortunately, contrary to the public perception that we are relatively good at this
At the end of 2016, there were 4,763 million employees in Romania with permanent, full-time contracts, according to the data from the Ministry of Labour.
Minister Viorel Stefan (foto) urged to keep the deficit under control. In the midst of the discussion about the increased salaries, government officials turn off the
The impact of the national minimum salary on the work productivity is negative – an increase of the minimum salary by 10% would have as
Romania ranks the second-to-last among EU member states in terms of number of enterprises rapidly growing (see the definition below), with a share of only
According to data from the National Institute of Statistics from the Structural Survey on enterprises active in industry construction, trade and market services, trade activities
At the beginning of 2018, the number of companies in difficulty reached 51% of the total number of impact companies, which reversed for the first
Total turnover in the IT sector increased by 11 percentage points in 2017 compared to 2016 and exceeded the four billion euro threshold forecasted, according
The Government approved on Thursday the OUG comprising the measures needed to preserve net wages that professional groups exempted from income tax and part-time employees
Romania ranks last among the EU member states by the share of public sector employees in the total workforce, according to data published by Eurostat
If the PSD-ALDE alliance does not reconsider the measure of transferring all social contributions to the employees, Romania will be the first EU country where
The discussion on transferring wage contributions, which under the current system are partly paid by the employee and partly by the employer, fully to the
„If you work, you do not have time to make money” according to an increasingly popular Romanian saying, confirmed by the data published by Eurostat.
The cascading increase of the national minimum wage in Romania has caused a bizarre phenomenon – which the specialty textbooks seem to have foreseen only
Approximately one fifth of the EU enterprises hired IT specialists in 2016. Unfortunately, contrary to the public perception that we are relatively good at this
At the end of 2016, there were 4,763 million employees in Romania with permanent, full-time contracts, according to the data from the Ministry of Labour.
Minister Viorel Stefan (foto) urged to keep the deficit under control. In the midst of the discussion about the increased salaries, government officials turn off the
The impact of the national minimum salary on the work productivity is negative – an increase of the minimum salary by 10% would have as
Romania ranks the second-to-last among EU member states in terms of number of enterprises rapidly growing (see the definition below), with a share of only
