abroad

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

13:07, 13 Dec. 2010
The number of Romanians who went abroad with labor contracts tripled in 2010 compared to last year, according to recruiting company Thera Group.

Romanians Spent About EUR6M On Tourism Services On May 1

17:29, 02 Mai 2010
Over 86,000 Romanians spent the International Workers’ Day in the country’s tourist resorts and only 11,000 people chose to go abroad on May 1, said the Romanian Tourism Employers’ Federation in a press release Sunday.

Some 10% Of Romania’s Work Force Went Abroad

20:53, 15 Oct. 2009
Some 8-10% of the Romanian population aged between 15 and 64 is left to work abroad, namely 2.7 million people, and Romania needs immigration policies for those working abroad, for those coming back and for regional development.

Some 6,700 Romanians Voted Abroad For EP Elections By GMT 1200 – Foreign Min

17:26, 07 Iun. 2009
About 6,700 Romanian citizens voted by GMT 1200 in the European Parliament elections at polling stations set up abroad, the Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a press release, adding polls closed in Australia at GMT 1100.

Bucharest Court Of Appeal Cancels One UDMR Deputy Mandate

19:22, 19 Dec. 2008
The Bucharest Court of Appeal cancelled, Friday, the deputy mandate obtained by Magyar minority party candidate Koto Jozsef in the electoral college of Romanians abroad, following the case opened by Magyar minority party candidate Benedek Imre Sandor against the Central Electoral Office.

Romanian Democrat Liberals Get Most Of The Votes Expressed Abroad

16:33, 01 Dec. 2008
The Romanian democrat liberals obtained 46.88% of votes expressed by Romanians abroad, for Senate, followed by the liberals, with 23.35% and the social democrats, with 13.19%, while for the Chamber the democrat liberals obtained 46.6%, PNL – 20.45% and PSD+PC – 14.82%, after counting 93.21% of votes

Romania Registers Very Low Voter Turnout Abroad

18:27, 30 Nov. 2008
The number of Romanians who voted in Italy and Spain by GMT 1400 remains low, and a low turnout was also registered in France, Ireland, the United Kingdom and Romania’s neighboring countries.

About 2,600 Romanians Abroad Voted By GMT 0800

13:16, 30 Nov. 2008
About 2,600 Romanian voted in polling stations set up abroad by GMT 0800.

Romania’s First Polling Station Abroad Closed At GMT 0800

12:06, 30 Nov. 2008
The polling station in Wellington, New Zeeland, closed Sunday at GMT 0800, where 21 Romanians voted.

Romanian Dictator Ceausescu Kept His Wealth In The Country

16:59, 14 Oct. 2008
Romanian MPs approved, in the joint Parliament meeting, the report of the Parliament investigation committee regarding the accounts held by former dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, with the final conclusion that the former head of state did not hold any accounts or wealth abroad.

Romanian PM Appoints Ex Democrat Head As High Govt Rep

19:14, 16 Sept. 2008
Former democrat leader Petre Roman was appointed, through a decision of Prime Minister Calin Tariceanu, as High Representatie of the Government for Romanians abroad, within the Chancellery of the Prime Minister, with the position of state adviser.

Romanians Working Abroad Can Request Higher State Allowance For Kids

16:35, 18 Iul. 2008
Children of Romanian citizens working legally in EU states can receive the equivalent of the state allowance granted in the country where their parents are working, but the number of requests is low at the moment, Theodora Bertzi, secretary of state within the Ministry of Labor, told MEDIAFAX Friday.

Romanian Govt Tries To Call Back Migrant Workers

16:53, 20 Feb. 2008
The Romanian government will create and periodically update, starting with December 2008, a database of Romanian citizens working abroad, including the working conditions and the reasons for immigration, and will offer facilities for Romanians returning to the country, helping them open a business.

Foreign Cos Appreciate Romanian Workers For Skills, Salary Demands – Report

19:12, 22 Ian. 2008
The number of Romanian women working abroad is larger than the number of men, while Romanians are considered the best employees, due to their skills and the fact that they are working overtime for modest pay, according to a report compiled by European Citizens Advice Service.