Romania: Randstad Romania: Majority of employers plan salary increases in (…)

February 6, 2026

Randstad Romania: Majority of employers plan salary increases in 2026, competition shifts to benefits
Feb 6, 2026

Randstad Romania: Majority of employers plan salary increases in 2026, competition shifts to benefits.

More than 80% of employers in Romania plan to raise salaries in 2026, but the competition for talent is increasingly shifting toward benefits, flexibility, and work–life balance, according to the HR Trends 2026 study released by Randstad Romania. The report showed that 83% of companies intend to (…)

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