Only 40% of job vacancies display salary information two weeks after the salary transparency law came into force, representing more than 6,600 positions, according to data from an online recruitment platform.
The new salary transparency rules require employers to communicate salary information before the interview stage.
According eJobs Romania Sales Director Roxana Draghici, the number of vacancies that include salary details has increased by no more than 5% since the new legislation came into force on 7 June.
'Employers are still adapting to the new law and to the way they need to approach salary disclosure. These new rules introduced through the European directive represent one of the most significant changes to labour legislation in recent years,' Draghici said in a press release sent to AGERPRES on Wednesday.
Since the law came into effect, approximately 4,000 vacancies have been published with salary information included in the job advertisement. Most of these offers are in the services sector, followed by retail and transport/logistics. Construction, manufacturing and tourism are also among the sectors most open to displaying salary information.
According to Salario, eJobs' salary comparison platform, average net salaries are approximately 4,500 lei in Services and Tourism, 4,600 lei in Retail, 5,000 lei in Transport and Logistics, 5,300 lei in Manufacturing and 6,000 lei in Construction.
On the other hand, in sectors such as financial services, IT/telecommunications, marketing and consultancy, where there is a higher proportion of specialist and experienced positions, employers remain more reluctant to disclose salaries in job advertisements, platform representatives said.
In these sectors, only 20% of vacancies published after 7 June with publicly displayed salaries are aimed at candidates with more than five years of experience or management positions. Average salaries in these fields are higher, standing at 5,000 lei in Financial Services, 5,500 lei in Marketing, 5,900 lei in Consultancy and 8,000 lei in IT.
The quoted data show that advertisements including salary information attract approximately 40% more applications than those without salary details. Representatives of the recruitment platform said that the salary filter is being used increasingly frequently by candidates, as remuneration has once again become the main factor considered when choosing a job.
At present, around 17,000 vacancies are available on eJobs.ro, while a further 6,000 positions are listed on iajob.ro, a platform dedicated to rapid recruitment. AGERPRES (RO - writing by: Mariana Nica; EN - writing by: Adina Panaitescu)
Only 40% vacancies display salary info two weeks after transparency comes into force
Conţinutul website-ului www.agerpres.ro este destinat exclusiv informării publice. Toate informaţiile publicate pe acest site de către AGERPRES sunt protejate de dispoziţiile legale incidente. Sunt interzise copierea, reproducerea, recompilarea, modificarea, precum şi orice modalitate de exploatare a conţinutului acestui website. Informaţiile transmise pe www.agerpres.ro pot fi preluate, în conformitate cu legislaţia aplicabilă, în limita a 500 de semne. Detalii în secţiunea Condiţii de utilizare. Dacă sunteţi interesaţi de preluarea ştirilor AGERPRES, vă rugăm să contactaţi Direcţia Marketing - marketing@agerpres.ro.
Alte știri din categorie
President Dan says Foreign Ministry investigating Orlivka school case
President Nicusor Dan said on Friday that Romania's Foreign Ministry has opened an investigation into the case of the school in Orlivka, Odesa region, where a Year 1 class taught in Romanian was closed. Speaking at a news conference held after the Carpathian Integration Initiative 'Carpathian 8' Summit, he said that 'remarkable progress has bee
Bolojan: We will try, within our possibilities and depending on our electoral weight, to form a Government
President of the National Liberal Party (PNL) Ilie Bolojan said on Friday that, although Siegfried Muresan's nomination for prime minister came three months late, the party would deal with the situation 'responsibly' and seek to form a Government based on its electoral weight. 'Yesterday, about 30 minutes beforehand, I learned from the piece of
Siegfried Muresan: We will start work on a government programme; beginning of next week - discussion with MPs
Prime Minister-designate Siegfried Muresan announced on Friday that he was starting work on the government programme together with the National Liberal Party (PNL), Save Romania Union (USR) and the Hungarian Democratic Union of Romania (UDMR), mentioning that he would present the priorities at the beginning of next week and, based on these, would hold an "extremely tran
CCIR's Daraban: The diaspora is not a sentimental issue but a chapter in the national economy
The experience gained by Romanians in the diaspora in competitive markets must be transformed into investment, jobs and exports, believes Mihai Daraban, President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Romania (CCIR). According to a press release from the organisation sent to AGERPRES, the institution is strengthening its partnership with ROUNIT - Reunited
European Commission approves ANSVSA's Action Plan to unblock sheep and goat exports
The Action Plan of the National Veterinary Sanitary and Food Safety Authority (ANSVSA) for unblocking exports of sheep and goats has been approved by the European Commission, allowing exports of carcasses and products to resume under the differentiated vaccination scheme. According to an ANSVSA release sent to AGERPRES on Friday, the approved solution protects
Health Insurance House launches project on cross-border exchange of medical images, laboratory results, discharge reports
The National Health Insurance House (CNAS) announced on Friday the launch of the European project 'Romanian Medical Images, Laboratory Results and Discharge Reports' (RO-MI-LR-DR), for the cross-border exchange of medical images, laboratory results and discharge reports. The project is funded through the EU4Health programme, with the European Health an
'Socola' Institute of Psychiatry in Iasi to hold new memory testing campaign at weekend
The 'Socola' Institute of Psychiatry in Iasi has announced that it will hold the third edition of its 'Memory Testing Campaign' on Saturday and Sunday, a campaign addressing people of all ages and aimed to identify individual risk factors that may predispose people to memory disorders, while also providing participants with specialist counselling.
'Brancusi and His Muses' exhibition opens at Art Safari
'Brancusi and His Muses', the largest exhibition dedicated to the great sculptor to be held in Romania during Brancusi Year, opened on Thursday evening at the Art Safari New Museum. Curator Doina Lemny said she wanted the initiative to be different, allowing the public to enter the artist's studio atmosphere. 'It is true that Brancusi's wor