The government estimates that the scope of the shadow economy in the labor market has drastically decreased, with 74,000 people officially employed in the past three…
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Regional cooperation and the implementation of effective policies can create a labor market that benefits both employers and workers, thus strengthening the region’s economic prospects, said…
The “Business Forum Agenda 2025”, scheduled for tomorrow in Podgorica, represents a key platform for dialogue and cooperation between the public and private sectors, announced Gordana…
In 2024, the average inflation rate in Montenegro was 3.3%, the lowest since 2021, according to data from the Ministry of Finance’s December Macroeconomic Report. The…
The Ministry of Labor, Employment and Social Dialogue, the Employment Agency,and the Employers’ Union have signed a Cooperation Agreement, which, as stated, represents an important step…
The Ministry of Labor, Employment and Social Dialogue has confirmed to Pobjeda that it has initiated a process to amend the Law on the Labor Fund,…
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…
In 2023, the Agency for the Peaceful Resolution of Labor Disputes in Montenegro concluded 1,230 agreements between employees and their employers, according to data provided on…
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…
