Montenegro’s labour market is undergoing significant changes as the country moves closer to European Union membership. The ongoing process of EU accession is anticipated to drive…
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Montenegro’s economy in 2025 faces significant challenges stemming from labour shortages, particularly in sectors critical to its growth model, such as tourism, construction, and retail. With…
As Montenegro approaches 2025, the nation’s economic trajectory increasingly hinges on the availability and quality of its workforce. While sectors like tourism, construction, and retail are…
As Montenegro navigates its economic landscape in 2026, it faces a unique juxtaposition of low unemployment rates alongside significant labour shortages. This phenomenon highlights systemic issues…
The recent accession of Montenegro to the European Union is significantly transforming the country’s labour market, influencing mobility, wage structures, and productivity. The integration into the…
Montenegro’s labor market is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by a shift in employer expectations and the demand for specific, verifiable skills over traditional degrees. This…
A new publication from the Aspen Institute has placed Montenegro at the centre of a renewed debate over employment, structural reform, and long-term economic sustainability. The…
Montenegro’s construction sector enters 2026 facing a complex landscape shaped by labour scarcity, lingering material-price volatility and new regulatory requirements intended to curb irregular building practices.…
The practice under European directives shows that if colleagues work the same number of hours, employees have the right to ask their employer about salaries, stated…
Montenegro’s labour market stands at the cusp of a major transformation driven by automation, artificial intelligence, remote work, demographic shifts, and the country’s integration into the…
