Employers in Bulgaria will be hiring more new employees by the end of the year, according to a study of the Manpower consulting company. Just 3 percent of 620 companies that took part in the study will be reducing their teams. The forecast is valid for all industrial sectors, but most favorable it is for the manufacturing sector, where nearly 18 percent of employers need workers. The smallest number of employees are needed in the construction sector - just about 2%. New opportunities for jobs will be available throughout Bulgaria, but the highest increase in employment is expected in Varna - about 17%. The most modest are job opportunities in the cities of Sofia and Plovdiv.
“We are a guarantee of stability in the region,” caretaker Prime Minister Dimitar Glavchev states in an address to the Vienna Economic Forum - Sofia Meeting, 2024, the Bulgarian news agency BTA reports. Sofia is hosting the meeting of the..
In 2023, the share of young people aged up to 29 neither in employment nor in education, stands at 13.8%, as compared to 15.1% a year earlier. Compared to the other EU countries, this percentage remains high. 1/7 th of the young people who are..
Joining the Eurozone later in 2025 is a possible scenario, and at this stage, it is a more likely one, Bulgarian National Bank Governor Dimitar Radev said for BTA in Washington during the Spring Meetings of the World Bank Group and the International..
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