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In the fourth quarter of last year, Montenegro had 315.2 thousand active residents, according to data from Monstat, of which 278.7 thousand, or 88.4%, were employed.…

Montenegro ended 2024 with an average net salary of €993, ranking ahead of countries like Romania (€924) and Bulgaria (€822), although still behind Slovenia (€1,529) and…

The Ministry of Labor, Employment and Social Dialogue plans to introduce a new employment model starting May 1st that will simplify the hiring process for workers…

One in three employees works in the public sector, and many workers are transitioning from the private sector to the state sector in search of better…

In a recent commentary for the portal Bankar.me, Montenegro’s Finance Minister Novica Vuković highlighted key measures and expected outcomes of the “Europe Now 2” program. The…

The Board of Directors of the Employment Agency of Montenegro has approved a €500,000 grant scheme aimed at funding employment projects for people with disabilities listed…

At a recent panel titled “Fiscal Strategy and Tax Compliance: A Partnership for Stable Economic Growth” during the XIX International Congress of Accountants and Auditors in…

In Montenegro, the labor force survey conducted by Monstat revealed that in the second quarter of this year, there were 319,800 active residents. Of these, 283,500…

One of the leading retail chains in Serbia specializing in household electrical and electronic appliances, Tehnomanija from Belgrade, is expanding its operations to the Montenegrin market.…

According to Monstat data, Montenegro had 320.1 thousand active residents last year, with 278.3 thousand, or 86.9 percent, employed. Out of the total active population, 41.8…