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Labor Code leaves no room for abuse by employers
Employers will not be able to make up projects in order to turn permanent employment contracts into fixed-term contracts and the publicity around Labor Code modification has had dramatic touches, which were uncalled for, believes Șerban Pâslaru, the partner in...
Genpact to hire 160 university graduates in Bucharest and Cluj
Genpact Romania, a provider of business services and of BPO (Business Process Outsourcing) services, continues expansion and is looking to hire 160 young university graduates in Bucharest an...
Government prepares to cut labour taxes
The Romanian government will come with a set of tax incentives to reduce taxation of labour until mid this year, because Romanian employers need to make a profit in order to create new jobs,...
Labour Code prevented from becoming more flexible by unions and employers' associations
The latest debates on the modification of the Labour Code, a bill proposed by the Foreign Investors Council and the Romanian-American Chamber of Commerce, failed again because of trade union...
Top 20 employers to lose 21,000 employees
The top 20 employers in the Romanian economy, which have around 300,000 working for them, will end this year with 21,000 fewer staff, i.e. a 6% decline, according to a ZF analysis.
Retailers and constructors, most active employers in 2007
Companies operating in trade and constructions hired the most employees last year, with the personnel rise being accompanied by an increase in the average monthly labour cost, which was high...
Major private employers shed 6,000 jobs
As a result of both intensive and extensive streamlining operations this year, RomTelecom, the largest fixed telephony operator on the market, and BCR, the largest bank in the system, will c...
The biggest employers of 2008
The launch of production at the new Nokia plant, over 20 new malls and the continued expansion of major retail networks are the major events set to mark the labour force market over the comi...
Professional: employers are fuelling workforce crisis
The overall level of Romanian salaries is 25% higher than in Bulgaria, while for production and middle management positions Serbians are better paid than Romanians, says Cristina Pasat, gene...