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Montenegro has more jobs, but not quite more purchasing power

Montenegro’s labour market looks stronger than it has for some time. Employment is rising, registered unemployment is falling and private-sector industries are hiring. Yet...

Wage growth is failing to keep pace with Montenegro’s inflation

Montenegro's labour market is creating more jobs, but the purchasing-power picture is less impressive. Average net earnings reached €1,028 during January-May 2026, increasing 2.2% compared with the corresponding...

Montenegro’s foreign-worker reform raises the risk of a new labour bottleneck

A planned single-permit system would strengthen fiscal and employment controls, but employers warn that another approval layer could slow recruitment in tourism, hospitality and...

Montenegro adds jobs while household purchasing power remains under pressure

Montenegro’s labour market expanded strongly during the first half of 2026, but the increase in employment was accompanied by falling real wages, creating an...
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Montenegro’s labour market looks stronger than household purchasing power

Montenegro’s labour market remains one of the strongest parts of the economy in the first half of 2026. The number of employees in January-May...

The labour market is still the strongest support for Montenegro’s forecast

The strongest stabiliser in Montenegro’s 2026 outlook is the labour market. While exports are weak, construction is uneven and tourism entered the summer with...
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