EMPLOYEE
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200,000 Jobs Added To Romania’s Economy In January-March
The number of employees in Romania went up by about 200,000 in the first quarter on the year-ago period, so the total number of employees reached 5.4 million people, according to Labor Minis...
Number Of Courier Service Industry Employees Up 5,000 On 2008
Courier service industry companies had more than 12,600 employees last year, almost 5,000 more than in 2008, as the industry was one of the least affected by the economic crisis, according t...
Companies Shed Almost One Million Jobs Since Start Of Crisis
The number of employees in Romania continues to go down despite many industries starting to recover and the economy seeing one of the highest growth rates in Europe.
Xerox Services Centers Reach Almost 2,000 Employees
US-held Xerox’s services centers in Romania hired more than 400 people last year for a total of almost 2,000, according to its filing with the Finance Ministry available on the ministry’s we...
Top Banks By Staff Productivity
Banca Transilvania, the third largest lender in Romania, stood out as the most profitable last year, following the takeover of Volksbank. Profit per employee amounted to more than 350,000 le...
Leoni: We’ve Doubled Workforce To 17,000 People In Romania In Five Years
Automotive component manufacturer Leoni has grown to more than 2 billion lei (EUR440.5 million) revenue and 17,000 employees in its three plants in Romania and continues hiring. The employee...
Video Game Development Giants Halted Hiring In Romania In 2015
The Romanian development centers of video game heavyweights like Ubisoft, Electronic Arts Games, Gameloft and King did not hire hundreds of people in 2015 like they did in the previous years...
Kaufland To Hire 1,000 People In 2016
Local modern retail leader Kaufland plans to invest EUR110.6 million into expansion, land and remodeling of existing stores this year, the company officials said.
70% Of Romania’s Employees Earn Less Than Average Wage Per Month
Two in three employees in Romania earn less than the average wage of 1,700 lei (EUR380) per month in net amount, as Romania is unable to attract high value added investments that generate hi...