In 2023, the Agency for the Peaceful Resolution of Labor Disputes in Montenegro concluded 1,230 agreements between employees and their employers, according to data...
The Union of Free Trade Unions of Montenegro (USSCG) has already received feedback from citizens following the start of increased salary payments at the...
Representatives from Airports of Montenegro (ACG) and two major trade unions have signed a new Collective Agreement, marking a significant step towards improving the...
The Montenegrin Parliament has passed significant amendments to the Labor Law, which will now allow employees to receive permanent contracts after 24 months, down...
Starting October 1, approximately 300,000 employees in Montenegro will see an increase in their wages, according to Finance Minister Novica Vuković.
In a statement addressing...
In Montenegro, there has been a noticeable uptick in the number of employees working overtime in recent years. According to Eurostat figures, the percentage...
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