LABOR COSTS
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ING Study: Low Labor Costs In Romania Lure Investors
Romania and Bulgaria are countries in Central and Eastern Europe which offer attractive labor costs for investors, while Poland excels in education, according to a study by financial group I...
Eurostat: Romania Labor Costs Rose At Fastest Pace In EU In 3Q/2016
Total hourly labor costs in the Romanian economy rose 14.7% on the year in the third quarter of 2016, the largest increase in the European Union, the EU's statistics office Eurostat said Mon...
Eurostat: Romania Labor Costs Rose At Fastest Pace In EU In 4Q/2015
Total hourly labor costs in the Romanian economy rose 11.4% on the year in the fourth quarter of 2015, the largest increase in the European Union, the EU's statistics office Eurostat said Fr...
Romania 1Q Labor Costs Rise At 2nd Fastest Pace In EU
Total hourly labor costs in Romania rose 7.1% on the year in January-March, the second largest increase in the European Union, official data showed Thursday.
Romania 1Q Labor Costs Rise At 3rd Fastest Pace In EU
Total hourly labor costs in Romania rose 5.3% on the year in January-March, the third largest increase in the European Union, official data showed Tuesday.
Romania Should Cut Social Contributions To Attract FDI, Prop Growth - Consultant
The Romanian Government should focus on reducing the social contributions level in 2013 in order to attract foreign investments and generate economic growth, said Dan Schwartz, managing part...
Romania 3Q Labor Costs Rise At 2nd Fastest Pace In EU
Total hourly labor costs in the Romanian economy rose 7.2% on the year in July through September, the second largest increase in the European Union, official data showed Monday.
Eurostat: Romania 2Q Labor Costs Rise At Fastest Pace In EU
Total hourly labor costs in the Romanian economy rose 7.1% on the year in April to July, the largest increase in the European Union, official data showed Monday.
Romania 3Q Labor Costs Rise At 2nd Fastest Pace In EU
Total hourly labor costs in the Romanian economy rose 7.9% on the year in July through September, the second-biggest increase in the European Union, official data showed Friday.