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INS: Average Net Salary in Romania Rises 1.1% in September
The average net salary in Romania increased 1.1% in September compared with August, to 1,833 lei (around EUR412), data from the statistics office showed Friday.
INS: Romania Average Net Salary Declines 1.9% on Month in August
The average salary in Romania declined 1.9% in nominal terms in August compared with July, to 1,813 lei (around EUR411) data from the statistics office INS showed Wednesday.
PwC: Private Sector Wages Rose by 4.1% on Average This Year
Salaries in the private sector in Romania grew by 4.1% on average this year, similar to last year, according to a study released Thursday by PwC.
Romania Avg 2015 Salary Growth Forecast Revised Up To 7.2% From 6.5%
Romania's National Prognosis Commission has revised this year's forecast average gross salary from RON2,426 to RON2,496, expecting a growth of 7.2% instead of the previously seen 6.5%, while...
Employees In Ten Industries Saw Over 50% Raise In Pay In 2008-2015
Employees in the oil and gas extraction, automotive component, support services and IT industries got the highest raises in the last eight years, following the increase in investments in the...
Ubisoft HR Manager: Rise In IT Salaries Artificial
The generous salary packages offered to candidates in the IT industry are artificial and fueled by the state aid that subsidizes most of the payroll costs company incur, says Grigoriada Stro...
Romania Average Net Salary Up 1.7% on Month in July
The average salary in Romania rose 1.7% in nominal terms in July compared with June, to 1,849 lei (around EUR417), data from the statistics office INS showed Monday.
Average Net Salary In Romania Inches Up In June
The average salary in Romania rose 0.7% in June to 1,818 lei (around 400 euros) from RON1,806 in the previous month, data from the statistics office showed Thursday.
Major Banks Laid Off 8,000 People Since 2008, Salary Costs Still The Same
The ten largest banks in Romania laid off 8,000 people in the past six years, but their personnel spending remained unchanged at more than 3 billion lei.