Romania: Labor market analysis in 2025: Upward trend in construction, (…)

December 30, 2025

Labor market analysis in 2025: Upward trend in construction, layoffs in automotive and IT
Dec 30, 2025

Labor market analysis in 2025: Upward trend in construction, layoffs in automotive and IT.

The labor market ended the year on an upward trend in construction, but 2025 was the most difficult decade for automotive and IT&C, with layoffs and budget cuts, according to an analysis by Florin Dr?gan, rector of the Polytechnic University of Timisoara (UPT).

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