The average salary offer in Bucharest is between 957 and 1,387 euros/ month, according to data offered by Bestjobs recruiting platform for “Profit.ro hour” show broadcast by Prima TV every Sunday. In the top, Bucharest is followed by Cluj, where the average salary offer is between 879 and 1,269 euros.Timis ranks third, with an average offer between 851 and 1,155 euros, followed by Ilfov – between 742 and 1.075 euros, Iasi- between 740 and 1,063 euros and Brasov between 685 and 957 euros. In these counties, the fields with the highest salary offers are IT, medicine, sales, marketing and engineering. According to Bestjobs, Bucharest, Cluj, Timis, Iasi, Ilfov and Brasov are counties where the highest job offer and demand was recorded in August. At the opposite pole, with the lowest job offers and demands, we find Teleorman, Ialomita, Mehedinti, Covasna, Salaj and Harghita counties. The recruiting platform announced that the highest salary offer of the week was 3,500 euros/month for an DevOps engineer job, in a company delivering software security solutions for international companies. The company has a development office in Bucharest and the job is 100% remote. In fact IT is the field with the highest salaries in Romania, followed by medicine and sales. The top of fields according to hiring, is opened by sales, followed by management and financial/accounting. Bestjobs also made a top of the most wanted fields for remote jobs, with call center at the top, followed by marketing, sales, management and IT. Most wanted jobs of the week were supermarket cashier and book editor, with about 450 applications each.
A new CURS poll published on Sunday, June 29, shows that if local elections were held in Bucharest next Sunday, reformist party USR would obtain 27%, followed by the Social Democratic Party (PSD) with 22%, and far-right party Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR) with 18%. The National Liberal Party (PNL) comes in fourth, […]
Last week, the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Bucharest indicted three individuals for an EUR 100 million fraud in a case involving both EU and national funds. Among those indicted is an Italian citizen, alleged to be the leader of the group, which operated between 2019 and 2024. The suspect was detained on February […]
The number of building permits for residential buildings increased by 0.6% in the first five months of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024, with 14,134 such permits issued, according to data published Monday by the National Institute of Statistics. Increases were recorded in the Western region (+166 permits), Center (+70), North-West (+68), South-East […]
Cluj-Napoca, a major city in Romania’s Transylvania region, is taking a step toward becoming a more animal-friendly city, as a new proposal allowing pets in public institutions has been opened for public debate. Mayor Emil Boc announced the initiative, stating, “A city that is friendly to animals is a better city for people.” The draft […]
The president of S.O.S. Romania, Diana Iovanovici Șoșoacă, announced on Monday, June 30, that three senators were expelled from the party, effectively disbanding the party’s group in the Senate. According to the Romanian Parliament’s regulations, a party must have more than seven members to establish a group in the Senate. With the expulsion of the […]
Chinese social media platform TikTok has reportedly opened a branch in Romania, following public criticism, along with governmental and EU-level scrutiny, after Romania’s last presidential elections. The local company is called Tik Tok Romania, has a share capital of RON 5,000, and provides other IT-related service activities. It will be managed by Laura Andreea Savu, […]
