First official figure: 2.1 million Romanians work in 15 European countries - financiare.ro
 Home Page  | News  | Exchange Rates  | Interbank Rates  | Central Banks  | Capital Markets Authorities  | Romanian Banks  | Archive  | Romanian  
 Finance-Banks  | Economy  | Business  | Capital Markets  | Real Estate  | Cars  | Travel  | HR Careers Education  | Media  | IT & C  | Environment 

News » April, 2011 » 27 April 2011

First official figure: 2.1 million Romanians work in 15 European countries
27.04.2011, 23:47 | HR Careers Education | 883 views



At least 2.1 million Romanians work in EU member states, most of them in Italy, Spain and Germany; this is the first official figure released by European Commission representatives.

Austria and Germany will open their labour market to Eastern Europeans on May 1, but not to Romanians and Bulgarians, who will have to wait until early 2014.

Currently, in Romania no institution has a clear record on the number of Romanians working abroad, although several organisations have tried to monitor the migration of domestic workforce to the West in recent years.

Read more on ZF.ro




Latest news in category HR Careers Education

01.09.2016, ora 00:00 | 1415 vizualizări
Inflation and unemployment in the Eurozone have stabilized
The annual inflation rate in the Eurozone has remained stable in August compared to July, at 0.2%, according to a preliminary estimate published on Wednesday by the European Statistics Office (Eurostat). read more...


03.02.2016, ora 00:00 | 1485 vizualizări
Unemployment in Germany, at an all time low
The unemployment rate in Germany has fallen to a new all-time low in January, as the number of jobseekers fell more than expected, according to data published yesterday by the Federal Labor Office in Berlin. The official figures show that the unemployment rate in Germany fell to 6.2% last month, down from 6.3% in December. read more...


here are 287,000 Romanian citizens who are living and working in Germany, thus contributing to the value added of Germany’s economy, and in this context, Romania and Germany will sign a memorandum of understanding on supporting the youth, the vulnerable groups and the elderly, Minister of Labour, Family, Social Protection and the Elderly, Rovana Plumb said on Thursday after meeting her German counterpart Andrea Nahles. read more...


Subscribe to newsletter
Name:
E-mail:
News: Yes  No 
Exchange Rates: Yes  No 


Top news last 7 days


Publicitate pe acest site
Copyright 1999-2024 Pandora Impex SRL.