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IMPACT – MEDIUM
What is the change? The quota on work permits for non-EEA nationals will remain at 5,500 this year, the Romanian government has confirmed in the Official Gazette.
What does the change mean? While the total quota has not changed from last year, the quota on seconded workers has been reduced by 200 and added to the quota for local hires.
The 2016 quotas published in the Official Gazette are as follows:
BAL Analysis: Employers should factor in the adjustments to the quota numbers for seconded workers and local hires when planning for hiring and recruitment in the coming year.
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