There are currently 31,620 job openings in Romania nationwide, and 357 in the European Economic Area (EEA) for Romanian employees, according to data with the National Employment Agency (ANOFM), published on Wednesday.Most of the openings nationwide are for heavy truck and lorry drivers (1,953); messengers, package deliverers and luggage porters (1,633); shop sales assistants (1,539); building construction labourers (1,472); security guards (1,326); freight handlers (1,229) and manufacturing labourers (1,001).Of the total 31,620 openings reported by employers at employment agencies, 2,282 are for higher education graduates, 6,109 for high school or post-secondary education graduates 7,445 for vocational education graduates and 15,784 for those without formal education or primary/secondary education graduates.At the same time, under the Eures Romania network, 357 jobs are available, as follows: 210 in Spain (agricultural labourers; warehouse operators; forklift operators; line supervisors), 50 in Germany (MAG welders; electricians; metalworking helpers; forklift operators; production labourers in meat processing), 50 in Norway (production labourers in the fish industry), 15 in Italy (bus drivers), nine in Slovenia (exterior facade finishing labourers; truck drivers), seven in Austria (laser cladding robot operators; universal lathe operators; mechanical technicians; electrical technicians; CNC operators), six in Croatia (tractor driver - forest tractor drivers; wood cutters), five in Poland (warehouse labourers), four in Sweden (electricians; mechanics) and one position in Ireland (caregiver).
The first edition of the event "Energy for Romania ”, organized by the Electrica Group and the Electrica Foundation, took place at Hala Filaret, the site of the first power plant in Bucharest. It brought together over 150 participants, including representatives from the public authorities, leaders from the energy sector, the capital market, academia, and […]
Andrei Găluț, the lead singer of the band Goodbye to Gravity, which was on stage when the fire broke out in the Colectiv club on October 2015, launched a new project honoring the victims of the tragedies that have marked Romania over the past decade. The Memento Project, created as a charitable project together with […]
71% of people worldwide support Deposit Return Schemes (DRS), with trust at record highs, paving the way for circular systems that keep infinitely recyclable materials like drink cans in the loop. ● Romania is among the fastest DRS adopters, with 9 in 10 people participating and 77% supporting the system. ● 71% of Romanians feel […]
Romania’s construction sector accounted for almost 8% of GDP over the past four quarters, the highest share across the entire European Union, according to Eurostat data analysed by investment company Colliers. This level is well above the EU-27 average of 5%. Moreover, Romania recorded the second-fastest post-pandemic growth in construction activity within the European Union, according […]
Romanian women who went abroad to work found it disproportionately harder to find work in their country compared to the men, according to data from a European study conducted by Save the Children Romania. Parents in the study sample have been abroad for an average of six years, both mothers and fathers, and 67% of […]
Bucharest’s ARCUB Cultural Center will open The Art of the Game (TAG) on November 8 - a large-scale cultural event dedicated to video games and related arts. Curated by Elvira Lupșa, the four-month exhibition and event series will run until March 1, 2026, at ARCUB - Hanul Gabroveni, featuring workshops, talks and multimedia performances. The […]
