Albania interested in Myanmar workers - Entrepreneurs: They have lower costs and high work efficiency
The labor market continues to be in search of employees. The recruitment of foreign workers was thought of as a solution to the demands of enterprises. And it was mainly workers from Nepal and Bangladesh who were seen as a temporary solution and not only, but mainly in periods of flux.
But, for them, Albania became a springboard to emigrate to European countries, thus not providing a solution to the gap of lack of workers.
Finally, another avenue to attract employees is Myanmar. Unlike recruiting foreign employees from Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, etc., employees from Myanmar have higher work productivity.
According to data from recruitment agencies, the number of employees from Myanmar has reached around 400 and so far, compared to Indian employees, they have not presented any problems at work or in behavior but have provided the required results at work.
Also, an important fact why businesses are showing interest in these employees is that they have not left and that they are not seeing Albania as an opportunity to leave for European Union countries.
But, the sectors that have shown interest in workers from Myanmar are mainly tailoring, agriculture, hotel structures, etc.
Poll
New pension scheme and benefit formula - Experts: The best reform. Welfare and reduced deficit
Next week, possible options for reforming the pension scheme are expected to be presented at the international conference "Reforming the Pension System in......
Chinese New Year celebrations begin - Thousands of believers welcome the beginning of the Year of the Snake
Thousands of people around the world celebrated the Lunar New Year on Wednesday, observing the traditions and rituals associated with it. This year marks the......
How much did the pandemic affect the growth of life insurance? - AMF: Albanians, more aware. “Boom” of contracts and premiums
Since the pandemic, Albanians have become more aware of their life insurance. In conditions where COVID-19 caused a large number of deaths, life insurance......
High wages endanger Albania as a tourist destination - IMF: Forced growth harms the sector's competitiveness
The tourism sector is considered the engine of the economy, contributing to its rapid growth. The International Monetary Fund highlights that after a tourism......
Air transport "seals" success/ Flights increased by 34%, around 10.7 million passengers were registered
According to the latest data, in the past year, a total of about 373 thousand aircraft have flown in Albanian airspace, of which 82% are overflights. The......
How will the property market change in Albania? Document/ Clear property rights and efficient registration systems
The government envisages a transformation of the property market in Albania in order to develop businesses and the economy. In the Economic Reform Program......
EU extends sanctions on Russia for 6 months after Hungary drops objections
The European Union agreed a six-month extension on Monday to a set of sanctions aimed at depriving Russia of funds to finance its war against Ukraine, after......
"Black" Tuesday for drivers - INSTAT: Mortality, 10.5 per 100 road accidents
Statistics published by INSTAT for the period January-December 2024 show that 1,666 accidents were recorded, compared to the same period in 2023, where 1,285......
