The Employment Agency has launched the first study for 2022 of employers' labor needs in Bulgaria. It is held for the fifth year in a row on the basis of Article 10 of the Employment Promotion Act, together with the Employment Commissions of the Regional Development Councils in the 28 regions of the country.
As of January 1, 2022, 21 of the 27 EU member states have national minimum wages. Exceptions are Denmark, Italy, Cyprus, Austria, Finland and Sweden. Based on their levels in euro, these 21 Member States can be divided into three main groups.
Tsvetelin Nikolov is co-founder and co-owner of "Pleggi" - a digital solution for pre-selection of personnel. stepping on time-established scientific methodologies (psychometrics, neuroscience), modern technologies (Machine Learning, Big Data) and gamification.
Today we are launching the accelerator program for innovative SMEs under the project "Stimulating the development of innovative SMEs with high potential - Gazelle". At the end of last year, through the methodology developed by the project, a selection of businesses to join the initiative was carried out.
FINMAN (Personal Finance Management Program) is a 24-month adult training project under the Erasmus + KA2 program with the leading partner Ruse Chamber of Commerce and Industry and I am implementing it together with 7 other organizations from 6 European countries. We are pleased to share with you the progress of the project activities and the results achieved so far…
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Bursa, in cooperation with TETSIAD - Turkish Home Textile Association, informs about the upcoming International Fair for Home Textiles and Accessories - HOMETEX.
Bulgaria is among the European countries with a serious shortage of labor force skills. This assessment reflects the problems with acquiring practical knowledge from vocational and higher education, the lack of widespread digital skills and the low scope of qualification and retraining.
MTSP: Support for businesses under the 60/40 measure continues in 2022, and for the time being, its effect has been extended until the end of February. The expectations are to keep the jobs of over 75,000 workers and employees on average per month, for which about BGN 120 million will be needed.
The Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry conducted an express survey among its members regarding the high prices of electricity and natural gas. It was held in the period 4-6 January 2022.
Industrial production in Bulgaria grew by 13.2% in November last year compared to the same month of 2020, preliminary data from the National Statistical Institute (NSI) show.
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