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The national economy will register an economic growth between 1.2 and 1.8% at the end of 2024, much lower than the one announced by the Government, of 2.8%, based on the data provided by the National Strategy and Forecasting Commission , said...

Roxana Mînzatu, the Ciolacu government's proposal for the position of European Commissioner from Romania, was nominated yesterday by Ursula von der Leyen, the president of the European Commission, as one of the six vice-presidents of the...

The labor market specialized in IT has moderated in the last 12 months, even if there is still a shortage for certain specializations, Corina Vasile, executive director of the Software and Services Industry Employers' Association (ANIS), told...

There is currently no IT workforce exodus from Romania to Israel, but we have digital nomads who work from our country for companies from other countries of the world, including those from the Holy Land, Daniel Giurea, the president, told us of...

Romania, Bulgaria, and Poland have become the main destinations for hiring IT specialists in Israeli start-up companies, as the war in Israel has forced them to move part of their operations abroad to ensure business continuity, according to an...

The government is decided to increase the gross minimum wage in the economy to 3700 lei, but before that it will have a discussion with the social partners - employers and unions, said Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu at the end of the Executive...

Through the National Recovery and Resilience Program (PNRR), Romania has committed to carrying out tax reform in 2025. Until the elections for the Romanian Parliament in December 2024, citizens would have the opportunity to participate in an...

In order to combat the current decline in the labor force, the European Union should annually receive one million workers from other countries of the world, Ylva Johansson, the European Commissioner for Internal Affairs, said recently in Athens....

Reporter: We are going through a period of high inflation, rising interest rates and a war on the border. What impact do all these things have on Pehart's work?

Employees of state companies in the defense industry are preparing to protest because the provisions of law 296/2023 regarding the sustainability of public spending lead to their loss of rights regarding vacation vouchers, meal vouchers and...

The digital transition and PNRR, with 2% each, represent the areas in which the European Commission approved the fewest reform projects initiated by our country, according to an analysis carried out by the Community Executive regarding the...

Strasbourg lives a terror, terror being defined also by threat, not necessarily by terrorism in practice. The world is on alert and doing everything to prevent acts of terrorism. All week I was in Strasbourg, on a journalistic trip to the...

The planet's richest, the so-called high net-worth individuals (HNWI), traveled less than usual during the pandemic, so the dynamics of their migration decreased during that period. But now, US dollar millionaires and billionaires have...

The European Court of Auditors (ECA) warns in a report published yesterday that the EU's dependence on China for raw material supply chains, the lack of qualified personnel, as well as the damage to other branches of economic activity, such...

In the context of the energy transition, the implementation of the Green Deal and the digitization of the economy, companies in the EU are facing an acute lack of qualified labor, said yesterday, Ursula von der Leyen, the president of the...

The lockdown has messed up people's lives all over the world. This has overlapped with other, smaller crises. It has influenced several areas of business and has also had a positive influence on migration. In mid 2020, the migration rate had...

Victor Roncea: Professor, in your opinion, how is the COVID-19 crisis changing the world, geopolitically? What will companies do in the new context generated by the coronavirus?

Reporter: How would you describe the economic and diplomatic relations between Romania and France?

The PSD did what everybody wants. It raised wages. We all want happy Romanians. If we could, we would raise employees' wages every day, in fact, we would do so hourly. There is no moral limit on that. The limitations on that are economic. The...

The economic Forum in Davos has ended on Saturday, January 23rd, after four days of heavy debates around a multitude of extremely interesting subjects, which I have informed you about in the previous reports. It can be summed up, in my opinion,...

Due to the economic crisis and the social issues it generated, more and more countries in the European Union are faced with an acute shortage of agricultural workers and a phenomenon which is intensifying: transnational worker migration....

The Ministry of Transport, Construction and Tourism (MTCT) and the Ministry of Labor, Social Solidarity and Family (MMSF) will advance a "concrete plan" to attract domestic construction workforce back to its homeland, according to Laszlo...