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Between 2,000 and 3,000 foreigners work on construction projects in Serbia - Vimarsana News

Between 2,000 and 3,000 foreigners work on construction projects in Serbia

There are currently between 2,000 and 3,000 foreign workers from Turkey, North Macedonia, Pakistan, Ukraine, and Romania working on construction projects in Serbia, Construction Chamber vice-president Goran Rodić said on Monday. “There are some among them working illegally, and now the pressure of foreign workers will increase because many countries are closing their borders due to the coronavirus pandemic,” Rodić told BETA, adding that the Serbian qualified and unqualified workforce was lacking on the national market and that it was mainly foreign companies that hired foreign workers....

Construction companies in Serbia hiring migrants - Vimarsana News

Construction companies in Serbia hiring migrants

Construction companies in Serbia hiring migrants 02/02/2021 “Currently, between 2,000 and 3,000 foreign workers from Turkey, North Macedonia, Pakistan, Ukraine and Romania are working on construction projects in Serbia,” said Goran Rodic, vice president of the Construction Chamber. “Among them, there are those working illegally, and now there will be increasing pressure from foreign workers because many countries are closing their borders due of the pandemic,” Rodic said. He added that there wasn’t enough skilled and unskilled local labour in Serbia and that most foreign companies h...

Reduce lending rate – Construction Chamber - Vimarsana News

Reduce lending rate – Construction Chamber

Reduce lending rate – Construction Chamber Emmanuel Cherry Listen to article Ghana Chamber of Construction Industry has added its voice to calls by organisations for a downward review of the lending rate, particularly, given the start of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Agreement. According to the chamber, the current rate renders its members disadvantaged compared to their peers who have access to cheaper loans in other competing African countries. Emmanuel Cherry, President of the Construction Chamber, said addressing this challenge would make Ghanaian businesses competi...