Romania – employee hire market overview
Romania – employee hire market overview
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Annual Leave: 20 days mandatory
by law, but almost no company offer that. Everyone has 21 as minimum annual
leave.
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Usually, the management
positions have from 22-25 days off (one of them could be for the employee
birthday or similar event).
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Notice period: 30 calendar
days minimum, between 45-60 days for management and higher positions.
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Most of the companies now
offer: private medical insurance, gym membership, meal vouchers,
transportation allowance, gift cards for Christmas.
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In the salary tax includes pension
and health contribution.
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No mandatory severance for
the employee.
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