Romania's National Employment Agency (ANOFM) has 22,257 job openings nationwide, most of them for salespersons.Of the 22,257 vacancies advertised by employers, 1,664 are for people with a higher education background, 6,063 for people with a high school or post-high school education background, 5,939 for people with a vocational education background, while the remaining 8,591 openings are for people without formal education or with a primary /secondary education.The ANOFM database is updated in real time to include all the jobs advertised by the employers, the validity of the offers, as well as the number of distributions issued for employment.On the other hand, employers in the European Economic Area offer, via the EURES Romania network, 407 jobs, most of them in Germany, a country seeking to hire construction workers, construction foreman, kindergarten teachers, meat cutter and production worker, industrial painter, carbon/stainless steel welder; aluminium welder.There are 69 jobs available in Spain for: IT engineers, international transport drivers, scientific researchers; 43 jobs in Finland for: cleaning staff, wood industry warehouse operators, conveyor belt operators in the wood industry, assemblers in the wood industry; protective mask making machine operator, and meat processing operator, and ten in Ireland - ten jobs for carpenters.The Netherlands also offers four jobs for apple pickers and flower pickers; France two: pharmacists, and Norway one job: bricklayer/ tiler.
Romania is among 19 European Union member states asking the European Commission to allocate funding for the creation of migrant return centres to be located outside the EU, amid a broader tightening of the bloc’s migration policy, Agerpres reported. The request follows decisions taken by...
The minister of economy, Radu Miruţă, announced that the Agency for Monitoring and Evaluation of Public Enterprises' Performance (AMEPIP) fined him, as a natural person, for "wanting a clean and fair management at a state-owned company" - Avioane Craiova. The fine is apparently linked to comments made by minister Miruţă about the management teams appointed […]
The Chamber of Deputies, as a decision-making body, adopted the Law on Combating Antisemitism and Xenophobia on December 17, after the law was first referred to the Constitutional Court and then sent back to Parliament for re-examination by president Nicușor Dan, who indicated ambiguous formulations in the text that would excessively extend its scope, making […]
Greenvolt Group, through Greenvolt Power, a developer of wind, photovoltaic, and battery energy storage projects, announced that it has agreed to the sale of a 253 MW onshore wind project in Ialomița County to Engie Romania, a subsidiary of Engie Group. This agreement follows a series of successful asset-rotation operations announced by Greenvolt in 2025, […]
The Romanian Competition Council has fined Philip Morris Trading, Interbrands Orbico, and Mediaposte Hit Mail with fines totaling RON 135.2 million (EUR 26.6 million) for participating in anti-competitive agreements on the heated tobacco products market. The decision is enforceable. Following an investigation, the competition authority said it found that there were agreements between Philip Morris […]
The government approved on December 17 an emergency ordinance by which the Ministry of Finance allocates almost RON 2.5 billion (nearly EUR 500 million), intended for the payment of arrears of the Ministry of Development (MDLPA) and the continuation of public investments. This comes on top of RON 1.35 billion allocated to the Ministry of […]
