Skilled workers are now more needed in Bulgaria than engineers, doctors and IT specialists, according to data from an annual survey of ManpowerGroup Bulgaria. Skilled workers this year are most needed by employers, followed by engineers, drivers and workers in hotels and restaurants. In comparison - last year the top 3 most in-demand positions were those of engineers, followed by qualified workers and managers. IT professionals have been dropping down the chart of most needed workers to reach 10th position, while last this job placed 5th in the chart. 62 percent of employers in Bulgaria say they have experienced difficulties finding needed employees this year.
Acting Energy Minister Vladimir Malinov told a briefing that neither he nor the Energy Ministry had any information about the sale of Lukoil Neftohim Burgas . Yesterday, the Financial Times, citing its own sources, reported that Russian energy giant..
Bulgarian politicians took to social media to congratulate Donald Trump on his election as President of the United States. President Rumen Radev was among the first Bulgarian leaders to tweet congratulations to Donald Trump on his election..
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For the first time in recent election history, the end election result leaves a party running in the election outside the National Assembly with a..
The European Parliament has approved the nomination of Bulgarian Ekaterina Zaharieva as European Commissioner. She will be in charge of the 'Start-ups,..
A meeting of the interior ministers of Bulgaria, Romania and Austria in Budapest could lead to a change in Austria's stance on the two countries joining..
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