Source: M novine Serbia faces labor shortages in the transport of goods and people. As in our entire country, Srem follows this trend. At the moment, there is a shortage of category D drivers, of whom, as it became known from the reports of the National Employment Service, there are about forty in Srem, but...Read More

Source:  Kamatica Employers testify that almost all economic industries are “holstering” with labor force. Employees seem to have taken the helm from their bosses and now they decide whether or not they want to work for those conditions, for that pay, and ultimately, for that employer. And no sector of the economy is spared, only...Read More

Source: Biznis.rs The latest data from the Republic Statistical Office (RZS) show that in the second quarter of this year, there were 2,876,600 employed and 306,000 unemployed persons in Serbia. According to the RZS Labor Force Survey, the unemployment rate was 9.6 percent, which is 0.7 percentage points higher than in the same period last...Read More

Source: eKapija The economy in Serbia is struggling with the lack of low-skilled and high-skilled workers to perform many jobs, and almost all industrial branches – construction, metal, textile, catering, chemical – are in trouble, Forbes Serbia announced. Recently, the Republic Seismological Institute of Serbia was left without a single graduate geophysicist, there is a...Read More