Montenegro is preparing for possible provisional closure of Chapter 18 – Statistics and Chapter 19 – Social Policy and Employment at the next intergovernmental conference. European…
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Montenegro plans to raise minimum net wages to between €1,000 and €1,400 while reducing labour taxation under the government’s proposed “Euro Model”. The new minimum would…
Montenegro’s manufacturing sector recorded sharply different performances across its branches in the first half of 2026, with fabricated metal products more than doubling while overall manufacturing…
Private healthcare providers in Montenegro are developing beyond individual clinics and practices as clinics, laboratories, diagnostic centres and specialist services increasingly operate through networks capable of…
Montenegro’s ability to expand elderly care services will depend on its capacity to recruit, train and retain enough workers to meet rising demand for labour-intensive services.…
Montenegro’s registered unemployment rate declined to 7.84% in May 2026, reaching the lowest level recorded since the Employment Agency began compiling the statistic. The rate decreased…
Montenegro’s employment indicators continued to improve in early 2026, while the increase in average net earnings remained below the pace of consumer-price growth. Average net earnings…
Montenegro’s economy recorded stronger domestic activity in the first five months of 2026, with employment, bank lending, industrial production and budget revenues all increasing compared with…
Montenegro’s labour market recorded stronger employment and lower unemployment in the first five months of 2026, with average employment reaching about 276,500, up roughly 5% year…
Montenegro’s retail market recorded continued growth in the second quarter of 2026, with turnover increasing both before and after adjustment for inflation. Nominal retail turnover rose…
