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Ericsson Nikola Tesla d d : Stable business performance continues, realization ongoing as planned

Sales revenue amounted to EUR 52 million, net profit amounted to EUR 6.4 million A positive cash flow from operating activities was realized,.

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Job Growth, Human Capital Key to Croatia s Future: World Bank

Job Growth, Human Capital Key to Croatia s Future: World Bank
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78% More Work Permit Applications in Zadar County Before April

There have been 78% more work permit applications filed in Zadar County before April 2024 than there were back during the same period in 2023.

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Croatia s Labour Market Struggles: Proposed Reforms Seek Justice for Foreign Workers

Since the abolition of the quota system for employing foreign workers three years ago and the introduction of a more liberal system in Croatia, there.

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Croatia to invest €150,000 to support foreign workers in learning Croatian language

Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, has announced its intention to invest €150,000 to support Croatian language education for foreign workers.

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