Romania: Most employees in Romania say their purchasing power dropped (...)

June 29, 2022

Most employees in Romania say their purchasing power dropped because of rising inflation
Jun 29, 2022

Most employees in Romania say their purchasing power dropped because of rising inflation.

The evolution of salaries in Romania has so far failed to match the annual inflation rate, according to a survey carried out by local recruitment platform BestJobs on over 1,400 respondents. In April 2022, the average net wage in Romania was 11.4% higher than in April 2021, pointing to a (...)

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