Indica7 news and stories

From the Indica7 Romania archive: recruitment, partnerships and press coverage published between 2019 and 2024.

15 January 2024 · 1 min read

Tens of thousands of foreign workers are about to be hired on the Romanian labour market in 2024

Mihai Constantin, the Government spokesperson, announced on Friday 29 December that the cabinet meeting had approved a quota of 100,000 foreign workers to be admitted to the labour market in 2024. The same figure was approved for 2022.

24 October 2021 · 1 min read

A report about our client Moșia Bunicilor: "Nepalese carers look after our grandparents!"

Caring for those around us is what makes us more human. In this report we can see, with real pleasure, how the grandparents at Moșia Bunicilor receive the best of care from staff who came from Asian countries.

12 October 2020 · 3 min read

Indica 7 receives an award alongside Romania's best-known names

At the well-known "Gala of Performance and Excellence", Indica7 received an award for its remarkable results in recruiting and placing workers from Asian countries. The 10th edition, an anniversary one, brought together important names from Romanian show business such as Catalin Botezatu, Ana Maria Prodan Reghecampf, Gianina Corondan, the Olympic champion Monica Rosu, Florin Bratu, Roxana Nemes and Dana Savuica, among many others.

28 October 2019 · 1 min read

Sara Pretzel bakery, another happy client!

The workers Indica 7 brought in for Sara Pretzel are very happy and eager to work, and both they and the Sara Pretzel bakery are very pleased and look forward to welcoming new customers.

23 July 2019 · 1 min read

Are internal resources running out? The Government wants to bring in 30,000 migrant workers in 2019, twice as many as last year

The Government plans to raise the quota of migrant workers from outside the European area who can be admitted to the Romanian labour market from the 20,000 approved for this year to 30,000 people, according to a draft government decision on increasing the worker quota published on the website of the Ministry of Labour.

29 April 2019 · 3 min read

Recruitment from Sri Lanka, Nepal and India. How and on what terms non-EU nationals can be hired. Romania imports labour from Asian countries

Companies in Romania have begun to consider bringing in employees from non-EU countries to provide the workforce in sectors where staff are short and the work risks being interrupted, according to Smartree, a leader in the HR process outsourcing market. On the other hand, the high costs of international hiring, together with the relatively long time it takes to close a project, are the most significant disadvantages, according to News.ro.

29 March 2019 · 3 min read

Labour crisis. Olguta Vasilescu: an EU directive. A minimum wage of 3,000 lei for foreign workers

Against the background of Romania's labour shortage, the Minister of Labour, Lia Olguta Vasilescu, said that foreign workers will have to be paid more than three thousand lei a month, under a European directive. She also believes it would be far better to hire Romanian workers, with the help of European funds and government programmes.