Covid effect on jobs in the EU: Romania among the least affected countries in Q2 – 2020
Romania was among the least affected EU member states in Q2 2020 in terms of temporary layoffs, reduced working hours or job losses, according to
Romania was among the least affected EU member states in Q2 2020 in terms of temporary layoffs, reduced working hours or job losses, according to
Romania, Hungary and Slovenia are the member states that recorded the largest increase in the share of public sector employees in the total number of
* Number of employees in the manufacturing industry, trade and hotels and restaurants (Sep 2008, compared to May 2017) * In May 2017, the number
Romania is the European country where the largest number of jobs will be lost following the automation – about 61.93% of the current jobs, draws
Romania ranks 12th in the European Top foreign investment by the number of projects started in 2016 and fourth by the number of jobs created
Almost one billion euros have been taken out from Romania in the past five years, the amount which could have been used to implement many
Romania was among the least affected EU member states in Q2 2020 in terms of temporary layoffs, reduced working hours or job losses, according to
Romania, Hungary and Slovenia are the member states that recorded the largest increase in the share of public sector employees in the total number of
* Number of employees in the manufacturing industry, trade and hotels and restaurants (Sep 2008, compared to May 2017) * In May 2017, the number
Romania is the European country where the largest number of jobs will be lost following the automation – about 61.93% of the current jobs, draws
Romania ranks 12th in the European Top foreign investment by the number of projects started in 2016 and fourth by the number of jobs created
Almost one billion euros have been taken out from Romania in the past five years, the amount which could have been used to implement many