Recruitment

Bulgaria witnesses a notable surge in average salaries, with Ministry of Labour and Social Policy data revealing an upswing in the third quarter of 2022. The report, published on the Ministry's website, showcased an average salary of BGN 2,000, marking a substantial 14.7% increase compared to the previous year.

The Greek worker is the only one in Europe who still has a lower nominal salary compared to 10 years ago. If we compare it with the pre-bailout levels (before 2010), the losses reach 17% without taking into account any damage caused by inflation.

The European Commission presented on Wednesday a series of new initiatives in a Skills and Talent Mobility package to make the EU more attractive to talent from outside the EU and to facilitate mobility within. 

The State General Accounting Office is demanding from pensioners the return of retroactive amounts that correspond to salaries higher than those to which they were entitled if they continued to work wider public sector entities after their retirement.

Leaving a job is perfectly acceptable when a career choice doesn't fulfill the worker, especially when it's not their dream job.

For the positions listed, employers offer maximum monthly salaries ranging from 1,000 to even 3,000 euros. The significant demand for specific professions coupled with a shortage of labor force has caused significant shifts in the job market, experts say.

Some 97 percent of employees in Türkiye are open to new job opportunities, making Türkiye the top country where employees are most actively seeking fresh career prospects, reveals a survey conducted by a renowned U.K.-based recruitment company.

The Economy Ministry is in a race against time for changes to the civil servants' salary system to be confirmed in the next few weeks and the new provisions to be included in the first omnibus bill.

The new Collective Labor Contract mandatory for all businesses in the country that are active in the food and food service sector and for over 400,000 employees comes into force from Saturday, June 17.

Mali further explained the measures presented last night for TV Prva.
"It is about a set of measures that are primarily aimed at raising the standard of living of the citizens of Serbia. And in conditions that I would say are the conditions of the biggest, most difficult economic crisis, global economic crisis ever," he said.