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Almost 40 pct of Romanian employees spend more than one hour on their way to work

Almost 40 pct of Romanian employees spend more than one hour on their way to work

A percent of 37.7 of Romanian employees lose between one hour and two hours on their way to the daily workplace. For this reason, nearly 6 out of 10 employees would be willing to accept a less paid job but closer to the area they live in.

Study: Work Expectations of Romanian IT Specialists

Study: Work Expectations of Romanian IT Specialists

IT specialists expect from the employer a competitive salary offer, concern for employee, time for a personal life, a flexible work program and career development opportunities, shows a study of Babeş-Bolyai University (UBB) in Cluj-Napoca about the psycho-social profile of IT employees, quoted by Mediafax.

Romania, still on the penultimate place in the EU in terms of minimum wage

Romania, still on the penultimate place in the EU in terms of minimum wage

Since January 1, 2018, Romania has the largest percentage increase, of 31%, of the gross minimum wage in Central and Eastern Europe, but the net growth is much lower.

Population’s employment rate exceeds 2020 target in Romania

Population’s employment rate exceeds 2020 target in Romania

The employment rate of people aged 20-64 in Romania reached 70.5% in the second quarter of this year, up from 66.2% in the first three months of this year.

Mike Atwell, the new Head of Capital Markets for CEE and the Czech Republic within JLL

Mike Atwell, the new Head of Capital Markets for CEE and the Czech Republic within JLL

JLL has named Mike Atwell as Head of Capital Markets for Central and Eastern Europe and the Czech Republic since October 1.

The Number of Employees In Modern Office Buildings in Bucharest Increased by 25% In The Last Two Years

The Number of Employees In Modern Office Buildings in Bucharest Increased by 25% In The Last Two Years

The number of employees in Class A and B office buildings in Bucharest was about 240,000 at the end of the first half of the year, up 25% over the past two years, and could reach 250,000 by the end of the year, a study of C & W Echinox shows.

The Number Of Employees In Romania Reached The Highest Level In The Past Two Decades

The Number Of Employees In Romania Reached The Highest Level In The Past Two Decades

The number of employees in the economy reached 4.84 million in May, as companies made almost 114,000 new hires in the first five months of the year.

Romania Could Face a Severe Crisis of Qualified Personnel

Romania Could Face a Severe Crisis of Qualified Personnel

The Romanian economy is heading towards an acute crisis on the workforce market, as the number of employees and the degree of skilled workforce has decreased in the last years.

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