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Getting salaries in a bank account may bring cheaper loans
Bankers charge lower interest rates for loans applied for by clients receiving their salaries in a current account, saying that by controlling their monthly incomes they can curb the non-repayment risk.
Salaries in the tobacco industry and IT rise 20% in February year on year
Romanian employees' net salaries went up over 20% in the tobacco industry and in IT in February against the similar period of last year, with two-digit increases (between 14 and 17%) also re...
BCR top management salaries up 50% last year
The executives of BCR, the biggest bank on the market, last year took home total salaries worth 15.13m lei (3.53m euros), up over 50% from 2009.
IT salaries in western Romania go up 10% this year
The salaries of employees in IT companies in western Romania will go up by an average 10% this year after last year specialists in the field saw their wages up by more than inflation (10.10%...
100,000 Romanians earn more than 1,000 euros net per month
At least 100,000 Romanians earn net salaries of more than 1,000 euros per month (4,300 RON), i.e. 2.3% of the 4.3 million salaried employees, according to data centralised by the National Ho...
Government allocates more money for salaries and pensions
The Government yesterday approved the second budget revision, which saw additional resources allocated for the payment of salaries and pensions until the end of the year, as well as cuts to...
PwC: As a first, Romanians' real salary increases were negative
Private company employees' salaries have risen this year by 4.3% on average, but the employees have not felt the salary hikes in the real purchasing power as the almost 7.6% inflation actual...
3 million euros for highest paid lawyer last year
The highest paid lawyer in Romania works in Bucharest and officially made 12.27 million RON (about 3 million euros) last year, that is 250,000 euros per month, reveal data supplied to ZF by...
Executives expect 20% lower salaries this year
Executives expect 20% lower salaries this year