No. Of Romanians Who Went Abroad To Work Tripled In 2010

According to the company, Romanians opted for jobs abroad as a solution to increase their revenues and improve their living standard.

Recession determined many Romanians to choose a job abroad, where they earn higher salaries and enjoy better work conditions than in their country, said Thera Group general manager Cristian Tudorache.

The most demanded recruiting programs offered by the company were the work and travel programs for Spain and Greece and those in the hotel and agriculture industries.

Many applicants chose North-European countries such as Norway, Sweden and Denmark, especially for jobs like drivers and experts in the oil and construction sectors.

In 2010, Thera Group opened two recruiting agencies, one in Cluj-Napoca, northwestern Romania, and one in capital Bucharest, and tripled its number of employees. The company aims to diversify its services in 2011 and also operate in the human resources field.

Thera Group estimates it will register a turnover of over 700,000 lei (EUR1=RON4.2997) this year, eight times higher compared to 2009.

The company was set up in 2007 and operates in Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca and Constanta.

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