Croatia
155,000 Foreign Workers Employed in Croatia
The number of issued work permits fell 7.5 percent compared to last year, but labor needs remain high in nearly all sectors.
Croatia
Croatian Employment Service Receives Requests for 137,050 Workers in Seven Months
Doctors, nurses, preschool teachers, and drivers are in highest demand, with experts warning that the problem will not be resolved quickly
Economy
Energy Sector Still Leads Zagreb Salaries, Average at 1,758 Euros
The average net salary in the capital for May was 1,758 euros, 206 euros above the national average, but earnings vary drastically by sector.
Economy
Zagreb Employers Seek Workers with Salaries Up to 3,000 Euros
We reviewed ten current job postings on the posao.hr portal. Among them, positions for workers with secondary education offering gross salaries up to 3,000 euros stand out, as well as opportunities for those without experience.
Croatia
In ten years, 35 times more workers from Serbia in Croatia
Despite occasional political tensions and security warnings, the number of Serbian nationals working temporarily in Croatia continues to rise, reaching nearly 18,000 by the end of July.
Economy
Croatia Exceeds 1.8 Million Insured Persons, but Employment Growth Slowest Since 2015
Croatia
Unemployment in July Falls 15.2% Year-on-Year
Croatia
Labor Market Hit by Reforms: €100,000 Turnover, Local Hires, and 14 Square Meters
Economy
HZMO Releases New Figures: Number of Insured Persons Jumps by More Than 14,000
Economy
Industry Loses 5.3% of Its Workforce in One Year
Latest data from the Croatian Bureau of Statistics reveals a dramatic decline in industrial employment, with clothing manufacturing losing nearly a third of its workforce.
Economy
Germany seeks thousands of tax advisors, salaries reach up to 90,000 euros per year
According to estimates, between 14,000 and 25,000 specialists are lacking, and demand is rising due to the complex tax system.