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Stefanini: We’ll Reach 1,800 Employees In Romania This Year
Brazilian-held IT services provider Stefanini IT Solutions plans to increase the number of employees in Romania by 200 to 300 people this year, for a total of almost 1,800.
Number Of Employees In Romania Close To Pre-Crisis Level
The number of employees in Romania’s economy reached 4.78 million in January, up more than 160,000 compared with the year-ago period and a record high of the last nine years, National Statis...
End Of Restructuring In Beverage Industry As Top Companies Start Hiring Again
The economic crisis cost the beverage production industry more than 9,000 jobs, which is now employing about 16,000 people.
Ford Returns To Almost 3,700 Employees In Its Craiova Plant
Ford Romania, the owner of the Craiova automobile plant, has officially announced it will hire 976 people to fill its staffing needs in order to begin production of the next generation of th...
Romania’s Hotel Sector Starts Importing Labor
Romania’s hotel sector, which pays some of the lowest wages in the country, is headed towards the Western model: Filipino and Nepalese maids and waiters.
IT Services Centers, Romania’s New Growth Driver
Eight cities in Romania (Bucharest, Timisoara, Iasi, Cluj, Sibiu, Brasov, Galati and Craiova) have almost 110,000 employees working in more than 120 companies that provide business services,...
Only Two Locally Owned Companies Among Ten Largest Dairy Businesses In Romania
The ten largest employers in the dairy and cheese industry in Romania had more than 4,000 employees at the end of last year, almost half of the total number of employees in the industry, ZF...
Almost One In Ten Employees In Romania Earns More Than RON5,000 In Gross Amount Per Month
More than 360,000 Romanian employees or 9% of the total earn more than 5,000 lei (EUR1,100) in gross amount per month (RON3,500 in net amount), and they are the highest paid employees in the...
149 Bank Branches Closed And 532 Employees Left Banking System In 2016
The restructuring of the banking system continued last year, when 149 branches and offices were closed and 532 employees left the system, Romania’s central bank statistics show.