Living and working in Montenegro, positioned at the doorstep to the European Union (EU), presents a unique blend of opportunities for a high quality of life alongside business and professional growth. Montenegro’s appeal as a place to live and work is driven by several factors, making it an attractive destination for expatriates, entrepreneurs, and investors...
Portonovi, located in Montenegro, is a premier luxury residential and marina development that has garnered substantial attention and contributed significantly to the country’s economic advancement. This article highlights the importance of Portonovi for Montenegro and explores the multiple benefits it offers to the country, including economic growth, tourism, infrastructure development, employment opportunities, and international recognition....
Montenegro’s total labor force consists of approximately 250,000 people with almost 50,000 workers, or close to 20 percent of the labor pool, employed in the public sector. The unemployment rate was 24 percent as of December 2021, according to the country’s Unemployment Agency. As the result of the Europe Now reform program passed in December...
The COVID-19 pandemic continued to bring uncertainties in 2021 for employment, and affected the labour market indicators. Restrictions in terms of mobility were in force at the beginning of the year, dealing with inter-city movement and working hours of business premises. Mass immunisation of the population started from May and majority of measures dealing with...
