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Montenegro divided over Sunday work ban: Employers seek repeal as ruling party defends health-based restriction

The debate over Montenegro’s Sunday work ban has intensified as two opposing initiatives move forward simultaneously. The Montenegrin Employers’ Federation (UPCG) reiterated its expectation that...

Montenegro to enforce salary transparency and tackle gender pay gap under new Labor Law

Employers in Montenegro will be required to state the starting salary and salary range in job postings. Employment contracts will no longer be allowed...

Montenegrin employers warn against 7-hour workday proposal due to economic impact

At a recent meeting of the Board of Directors of the Union of Employers of Montenegro (UPCG), business representatives expressed serious concerns about the...

Parliamentary Committee urges Government and retailers to lower prices and support local production

The Parliamentary Committee on Economy, Finance and Budget, chaired by Boris Mugoša, has adopted conclusions and recommendations following a consultative hearing on the topic...
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Montenegro focuses on practical education to address labor shortage and strengthen economy

Practical education for students with employers is seen as a significant opportunity to overcome the labor force shortage, one of the biggest challenges for...

Strengthening regional cooperation for sustainable labor mobility in the Western Balkans

Regional cooperation and the implementation of effective policies can create a labor market that benefits both employers and workers, thus strengthening the region's economic...
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