In recent years, companies in Romania have begun to address the issue of importing non-EU workers to ensure human resources in sectors where there is a shortage of staff and risk being interrupted for this reason.Read More

Migration is one of the most serious problems facing Romania at this time, along with the lack of infrastructure. However, the return of Romanians to the country could bring a wealth of civic knowledge to change mentalities, said Felix Patrascanu, founder of FAN Courier, during a press conference organized by the Romanian Business Leaders Foundation...Read More

Romania ranks the last among the EU member states in terms of share of state employees in total workforce. This situation exists even though we are the state that registered the highest increase in the percentage of public sector workers over the last twenty years, from 6.1% in 1995 to 11.6% last year.Read More

The degree of labour force professionalisation in Romania has declined so much that the Romanian economy is heading toward an acute crisis on the market. Statistics indicate that the number of vacancies almost doubled. There is probably no firm in Romania that does not currently face the effects of the crisis of personnel.Read More

2017 was the first year when the share of foreign (third states) workers initially established – instead of 3,000 permanent workers, as estimated initially based on the employers’ demand, there have been 3,211 people employed. It was a sign that the staff shortage has deepened so much that companies are forced to import workforce, so...Read More