Croatia
Unions Demand Removal of Aggregators from Platform Work
Croatia was the first in the EU to comprehensively regulate platform work, but now faces pressure from unions seeking to eliminate intermediaries, while work registration expands to the construction sector.
Croatia
New inclusive allowance payment starts Thursday, some applications still pending
The Croatian Institute for Social Work has announced the next disbursement of cash benefits for Thursday, but a large number of applicants have yet to receive a decision on their right to the inclusive allowance.
Croatia
Banned in October, They Kept Working
Inspectors found residents at the 'Mali Dvorac' nursing home in Nuštar in July, even though Delta drvo d.o.o. was prohibited from providing accommodation services by a ruling from October 2025. Residents were only relocated on July 24, 2026.
Local
Number of Workers Earning Below Minimum Wage Drops by 67 Percent in a Year
The Ministry of Labor has released data showing that the number of workers receiving pay below the legal minimum fell from nearly 16,000 to just over 5,000.
Crime
33-Year-Old Serbian National Arrested for Hacking State Institutions
Police conclude investigation into wave of attacks from May and June; suspect handed over to remand supervisor
