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ZF: Romania’s 2025 business plan. Strategies for catching up. Immediate growth priorities. Business looks cautiously to 2025: “Worse than raising taxes is not knowing which taxes will rise”
HOTNEWS: “I wouldn’t want to be in the future Finance minister’s shoes” / What a bank’s Chief Economist says about the upcoming year and why Schengen entry concerns him
ECONOMICA.NET: Romania’s Schengen entry sparks concerns over workforce retention
ECONOMICA.NET: Valentin Tătaru (ING): If the Fiscal Agency collected the right amount, we would be in a severe recession immediately
ECNOMICA.NET: “Nuclearelectrica is currently one of the largest investors in development projects – SNN Director”
AGERPRES: Pătru (Mastercard): Cash usage continues to decline; It remains the main payment method in Romania and a driver of the economy, but it’s decreasing
STIRIPESURSE: ING’s Chief Economist warns: If the Fiscal Agency starts collecting properly, we would be in a severe recession immediately
STIRIPESURSE: Expert on Romania’s reindustrialization: It will take us 20 years to get back to where we were 50 years ago
AGERPRES: Anca Marinescu (RetuRO): We need legislative changes to develop alternative packaging collection methods
ECONOMEDIA: Mastercard Representative: Over 40% of companies pay their employees in cash / Cash remains the main payment method in Romania, but it’s declining as electronic payments increase
CAPITAL: Valentin Tătaru, Chief Economist at ING Bank Romania: Industrial production at 2014 levels
DCNEWS: If the Fiscal Agency collected the right amount, we would be in a severe recession immediately. Warning from ING Bank’s Chief Economist
PROFIT.RO: “I wouldn’t want to be in the future Finance minister’s shoes” / What a bank’s Chief Economist says about the upcoming year and why Schengen entry concerns him
DCNEWS: Expert on Romania’s reindustrialization: It will take us 20 years to get back to where we were 50 years ago
STIRILEPROTV: How much does a welder earn in Romania? The country will desperately need over 600,000 highly skilled workers
NEWS.RO: ANALYSIS: By 2030, the local job market will need over 600,000 highly skilled workers. In Romania, only 1% of the population aged 25-64 participates in professional training programs
WALL-STREET: Romania faces challenges: The number of young people in the workforce is declining, while the aging population trend intensifies
ADEVARUL.RO: Labor market caught between population aging and exodus: The number of elderly workers is set to triple
STIRIPESURSE: The major cris is set to hit Romania’s labor market: The number of retirees will triple!
PROFIT.RO: Romania will need over 600,000 highly skilled workers, but very few attend training programs
AVOCATNET: CES Bucharest Analysis: Romania’s labor market caught between an aging workforce, lack of investment in competitive workforce development, and exodus
ECONOMEDIA: By 2030, the local labor market will require over 600,000 highly skilled workers / Only 1% of the population aged 25-64 participates in professional training programs
ANGAJATORULMEU.RO: What Romania’s labor market will look like in the next 10 years: Aging workforce, lack of investment in competitive workforce development, and ongoing exodus”
ROMANIA-INSIDER: Study: Romanian labor market under pressure due to its aging population and higher demand for qualifications
GLOBAL HR MANAGER: By 2030, the local labor market will need over 600,000 highly skilled workers
ADEVARUL.RO: Major events of 2024 impacting Romania’s business environment and society
MEDIAFAX: What are the major events of the year impacting Romania’s business environment and society?
DCNEWS: What are the key events of the year that impact Romania’s business environment and society?

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