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Montenegro’s hotel industry struggles to fill seasonal positions amid labor shortages

The largest state-owned hotel company in Montenegro, the Hotel Group Budvanska Rivijera, has opened seasonal positions for nearly 600 workers. Job openings include positions such...

Montenegro to simplify seasonal employment with new law starting May 1st

The Ministry of Labor, Employment and Social Dialogue plans to introduce a new employment model starting May 1st that will simplify the hiring process...

Montenegro prepares law for permanent seasonal workers to boost tourism employment and reduce unemployment

Montenegro is preparing to introduce a law for permanent seasonal workers, aiming to better regulate seasonal employment, ease employers' operations and reduce unemployment. The...

Proposed law on simplified seasonal and temporary employment to foster labor flexibility in Montenegro

A draft law aimed at simplifying the employment of seasonal and temporary workers in specific sectors is set to be adopted by January next...
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Montenegro proposes law to retain seasonal workers amid labor shortage

The government proposal for a law on permanent seasonal workers has been deemed positive by Čedo Popović, owner of Carine and a hotelier, as...

Government plans to reduce unemployment and address seasonal labor shortages

The government is set to tackle unemployment and address labor shortages during the tourist season by introducing a new category of permanent seasonal workers....
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