The upcoming tourism season in Montenegro is poised to be a critical evaluation of the country’s capacity to transition from post-pandemic recovery to a sustainable, high-value…
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Montenegro has emerged as a leader in wage growth within the Western Balkans, entering 2025 with an average monthly salary of €1,012, marking a significant 15.5%…
The shortage of workers with adequate knowledge and skills is one of the biggest challenges facing businesses in Montenegro, highlighting the gap between education and labor…
The Management Board of the Employment Agency of Montenegro (ZZZ) approved the mid-year report showing significant improvement in the country’s labor market. As of June 30,…
In a rapidly changing labor market driven by digital transformation, digital skills have become a necessity rather than an advantage. Montenegro’s Employment Service (ZZZCG) is intensifying…
In the first quarter of this year, Montenegro had 304.8 thousand people in the active population, according to data from MONSTAT. Out of that number, 270.6…
The Ministry of Labor, Employment, and Social Dialogue is actively working to create a modern, inclusive, and flexible labor market through legislative reforms, active employment policies…
The chances of the permanent seasonal worker law, which is still under public consultation, being enacted this year are minimal, according to Žarko Radulović, the president…
The demand for workers in Montenegro’s tourism sector remains exceptionally high this year, while the domestic workforce is in short supply. The government is attempting to…
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.…
