Montenegro’s estimated shadow economy among registered private businesses and entrepreneurs has declined from 20.6% to 12.4% of GDP, while informal employment and partially undeclared wages have…
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Montenegro has introduced a specific €250,000 minimum investment requirement for entrepreneurs and company owners from European Union member states seeking residence and work permits, establishing a…
Montenegro recorded approximately 23,620 registered unemployed people in September, as labour-market conditions remain a concern ahead of planned wage and employment reforms. The latest figures show…
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…
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…
Negotiations over Montenegro’s new General Collective Agreement have stalled after employers requested detailed legislation and cost calculations for the government’s proposed Euro Model wage and tax…
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’s planned minimum wage overhaul has raised concerns among businesses over higher employment costs, as companies await details of proposed changes to labour taxes and contributions.…
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…
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…
