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Over 400 Jobs Slashed At LaDorna After Takeover By Lactalis
Dorna Lactate and Dorna SA, the two largest companies in the LaDorna dairy group, acquired from businessman Jean Valvis by France’s Lactalis in 2008, had 640 employees between them last year...
Top 20 Employers Fired Almost 5,000 People Last Year
The 20 largest employers in Romania laid off almost 5,000 people last year. Those whose number of employees increased are retailers Kaufland, Dedeman and Mega Image and telecom operator RCS&...
Modern Retailers Tripled Network, While Improving Work Efficiency During Crisis
Companies in modern retail successfully improved the efficiency of their operations during the crisis, cutting down the number of employees per 1,000 square meters by 25%.
3 Million Romanians Show Up As ‘Employed’ In Statistics But Don’t Have A Job
Statistics show Romania has an employed population of 9.2 million people, but only 6.2 million of them are salaried employees. The other 3 million are unaccounted for, they are the ‘black ho...
Some 60% Of Romanians Would Quit Full-Time Job To Work From Home As Freelancers- Survey
Some 60% of Romanians would quit their full-time job to work from home as freelancers and 27% of them are already engaged in freelance projects on the side of a full-time job, according to a...
Continental Automotive Romania To Hire 1,000 People
Car part manufacturer Continental Automotive Romania continues local investment and plans to create 1,000 new jobs.
Romania May Again Grant De Minimis Aid To Support SMEs
Romania wants to grant de minimis state aid of up to EUR200,000/firm over a three-year period to small and medium-sized enterprises which make investments and create new jobs.
Romanian Youths Overrate Their Skills, Demand More Money Than Employers Will Offer - Survey
Romanian students and young graduates in search of a job tend to overestimate their level of skill and their salary expectations are higher than both the minimum wage and what most employers...
Microsoft: Germans Come To Work In Romania In IT Because Life Is Cheaper Here
Some German employees give up jobs in their own country and come to work for companies in Romania because the cost of living is lower and the work environment friendlier.