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Trade, Healthcare And IT&C Sectors Created Half Of New Jobs In The Past Year
The number of salaried employees in the economy reached 4.94 million at the end of June 2018, 87,500 higher than in the year-ago period, National Statistics Institute data show.
EJobs Study: Six In Ten Employees Plan To Change Their Career In Next Three Years
Job satisfaction level is corelated, to a great extent, with employees’ future plans, thus, 61% of Romanians say they are considering changing their career in the next three years, according...
Job Creation In 2011-2017 Shows Widening Gap Between Transylvania And Rest Of Romania
Ilfov, Bistrita-Nasaud, Timis, Cluj and Sibiu are the top five counties in Romania by number of new jobs created in 2011-2017, as the growth rate there stood at 24% to 37% compared with a na...
Draexlmaier Closes First Plant Opened In Romania, Sheds 800 Jobs
Draexlmaier, one of the largest German investors in Romania, which has more than 15,000 employees in the country at the moment, has announced it will close the production faiclity in Pitesti...
Croco Biscuit Manufacturer To Boost Production Capacity, Create 400 New Jobs
Croco, Romania’s largest manufacturer of biscuits and cracker sticks, based in Onesti (Bacau County, eastern Romania), will begin an over EUR14 million investment project this year intended...
2016, Year With Most New Jobs In Fifteen Years
The number of employees in Romania’s economy went up by 154,000 to 4.7 million in January-August, which makes 2016 the year with most new jobs created in the past fifteen years.
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...
RON100M State Aid Approved For 3,300 Jobs
Romania’s Finance Ministry approved state aid for 23 companies in various sectors such as industry, call-centers, consultancy and IT, and the list of those that had their applications turned...
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.