The number of tourists and seasonal workers from Serbia in Montenegro is growing despite occasional political conflicts on the Belgrade-Podgorica route. Even the Tivat play "Vučić and 87 Bandits" could not spoil that trend.
While the government presents Serbia as an "economic tiger", tens of thousands of citizens leave for seasonal work in Croatia and Montenegro every year. Waiters, cooks, receptionists and auxiliary workers in tourism are most in demand
Receptionists, maids, helpers in the kitchen, cooks, pizza masters and others are jobs that can be found in season on the Adriatic. According to projections by experts, tens of thousands of workers are needed on the coast. What are the conditions and what is most in demand
"The sun burns so much that you faint" - this is how one worker who deals with seasonal work for Initiative A testified. 11. What kind of conditions do seasonal workers work in? What is guaranteed to them by law, and what is missing?
Germany opens its doors to students from the Western Balkans who want a summer job in that country. Hourly rates for students range from 12 to 20 euros, and the basic condition is that they are enrolled in an accredited university in their country and that the seasonal work is performed during the official semester break at that university.
The peak of seasonal jobs is approaching, and on the coast in the neighborhood, cooks and waiters are most in demand. Monthly wages go up to 3000 euros, and the employment agency Agava says that there is the most work for our people in Istria
