Employment rights, contracts, and worker protections
By holding a valid temporary protection permit or other recognized residency status in Romania, you gain the right to legally work under Romanian Labor Law (Codul Muncii). This legal framework is designed to safeguard employees from unfair treatment, ensuring both...
Creating a compelling CV (with Europass) and acing job interviews
A well-structured CV adapted to Romanian employers’ expectations—and strong interview preparation—can dramatically increase your chances of landing a good job. Even if your Romanian isn’t fluent yet, you can still showcase your background and accomplishments...
Finding job vacancies and building your network
Romania’s job market is diverse, with consistent demand in sectors like hospitality, customer service, retail, IT, construction, and more. For Ukrainian refugees, networking, leveraging online job portals, and tapping into public employment services (AJOFM/ANOFM) are...