Category: Serbia

The Republic Statistics Office (RZS) said on Friday that a labor force survey showed that almost 2.9 people were employed in Serbia in the second quarter of 2024. “According to the LFS data for the second quarter 2024, the number of the employed persons was 2,899,700, the number of the unemployed persons was 257,800, while […]

04.10.2024

By: Tatyana Gracheva

Over Last Decade, 25k People Have Permanently Left Serbia Each Year

For more than a decade, over 25,000 people have permanently left Serbia each year, says a recent study titled “The Mobility of Serbia’s Workforce,” conducted by the Institute for Development and Innovation. While Serbian citizens mostly head to Germany and the U.S, Serbia has, in the first seven months of this year, issued around 50,000 […]

27.09.2024

By: Tatyana Gracheva

ILO, Ministry of Labour, Employment, Veterans and Social Affairs and social partners of the Republic of Serbia team up to strengthen social dialogue

To strengthen social dialogue in Serbia so that the government, employers and trade unions can jointly create an environment where the rights and obligations of workers and employers are well-balanced, contributing to the development of a more stable, equal and successful society, the ILO, with funding from the European Union, launched a new project “Strengthening […]

13.09.2024

By: Tatyana Gracheva

Micro and small companies earned less but employed more

In Serbia, 14,309 small enterprises and 93,573 micro-sized companies submitted financial reports to the Serbian Business Registers Agency in 2023. While small enterprises saw a 6.6% annual growth, the number of micro companies actually decreased by 2.6%. In the total number of business entities in the country, small enterprises account for about 12.5%, while micro-enterprises […]

23.08.2024

By: Tatyana Gracheva

Over 1/3 of employers are planning layoffs and price increases if minimum wage goes up

The Serbian Employers’ Union has not yet proposed a specific amount by which the minimum wage should be increased, but it underlines that the most important parameters for businesses in Serbia are the growth of gross domestic product (GDP) and inflation. “The unions have come forward with their proposal. We haven’t yet presented a specific […]

09.08.2024

By: Tatyana Gracheva

Are the labour rights of foreign workers in Serbia respected?

Labour inspectors say that foreign workers in Serbia are mainly young people, most often unskilled or having up to a medium level of professional education, while undocumented workers are often beneficiaries of financial benefits, social welfare and other various state benefits. In 2023, the Labour Inspectorate conducted 66,896 inspections mostly of undocumented workers whose number […]

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Category: Serbia

Almost 3 million employed in Serbia statistics office says

Over Last Decade, 25k People Have Permanently Left Serbia Each Year

ILO, Ministry of Labour, Employment, Veterans and Social Affairs and social partners of the Republic of Serbia team up to strengthen social dialogue

Salary increases for public sector workers

Micro and small companies earned less but employed more

Big fluctuation of IT workers in Serbia

Minimum wage in 2025 will be 53,592 dinars

Over 1/3 of employers are planning layoffs and price increases if minimum wage goes up

Serbia needs 28 in-demand professions

Are the labour rights of foreign workers in Serbia respected?