78% of the Bulgarian students think that there are companies in Bulgaria that meet all their requirements. 62% contend that they can find the desired job position in this country, a public opinion survey conducted of Trend sociological agency shows. 49% of the students expect salaries between EUR 600 and 1000 when they start work. Security and stability are among the key factors for young people when choosing their job. 69% of the respondents say that fair remuneration is their biggest motivation to work. According to 68% of the students, the opportunity to learn new things is their biggest motivation to start working.
During the adoption of the euro, the Communications Regulation Commission , the Commission for the Protection of Competition (CPC) and the Commission for Consumer Protection (CCP) signed an agreement on a common mechanism for controlling mobile..
The parliamentary group "Democracy, Rights and Freedoms – DPS" has been renamed to "Alliance for Rights and Freedoms". The name of the group of MPs affiliated with Ahmed Dogan has now been officially updated on the National Assembly’s website...
Young doctors, interns and medical students are once again staging a national protest under the slogan "Future in Bulgaria". They are demanding better working conditions, higher pay, motivating conditions for postgraduate education and a long-term..
Another protest against the adoption of the euro took place in Sofia and other cities in Bulgaria on June 28. The protest in the capital Sofia..
Bulgaria’s Deputy Premier and Minister of Transport and Communications Grozdan Karadzhov met with North Macedonia’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister..
EU Commissioner for Home Affairs and Migration Magnus Brunner, together with Bulgarian Interior Minister Daniel Mitov and Greek Deputy Minister for..
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