This summer one in three Bulgarians will be thinking about finding a job.
According to a survey by the biggest Bulgarian job platform, two-thirds of Bulgarians say their jobs are in jeopardy. Because of Covid-19, 55% of all people with a job feel their future is uncertain. Instead of thinking about going on holiday, 35% of all respondents say they will be thinking about how to find a new job. In the services sector 62% of staff and 54% of people in managerial positions say their jobs are in jeopardy. The crisis is affecting more women than it is men.
President Rumen Radev is leaving for an official visit to the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Republic of Uzbekistan, BTA reports. The delegation he is leading includes representatives of companies and organizations in the fields of..
An international seminar on “Energy and Climate Diplomacy” will take place today in Sofia, the Diplomatic Institute under the Minister of Foreign Affairs informs. The forum is being held within the framework of a project..
On Monday before noon it will be mostly sunny, but later clouds will form and in the western and mountainous regions rainfalls are expected. The highest temperatures will be between 29° and 34°C; higher in the southeastern regions...
"I have sent letters to all presidents and prime ministers of EU member states, in which I describe the real situation in our country — inflation, the..
The Bulgarian National Radio Symphony Orchestra undertook effective protest action, as shown in videos of their June 6 concert at Bulgaria Hall, which..
The ruling coalition is preparing electricity price hike despite assurances that there would be no change for consumers, “We Continue..
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