Montenegro’s Employers Federation has submitted 13 proposals to limit the impact of planned wage increases on businesses, including minimum salaries of €800 and €1,000 from January…
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Montenegro has provisionally closed three additional negotiating chapters with the European Union, bringing the number completed to 21 out of 33 and advancing its alignment with…
Montenegro’s demand for additional workers is putting foreign recruitment and employment regulation at the centre of discussions about business expansion, investment and seasonal staffing. Foreign recruitment…
Montenegro’s proposed Euro model is coming under increased scrutiny from employers as companies assess the potential effects of higher minimum wages on payroll costs, employment and…
Montenegro is preparing to establish a formal legal framework for social enterprises, with Parliament expected to consider the proposed Law on Social Economy during its autumn…
Montenegrin retailer Tobacco S Press estimates that the government’s proposed Euro Model wage reform would add at least €3.3 million to its annual labour costs and…
Montenegro is preparing for possible provisional closure of Chapter 18 – Statistics and Chapter 19 – Social Policy and Employment at the next intergovernmental conference. European…
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…
