In the context of the ever-changing labor market general framework, in 2018 Romania took decisive steps to align its legislation with the country’s economic landscape. In the process, the Romanian legislator adopted two laws: one regarding internship and one regarding telework.

This Q&A gives an overview of the key factors affecting inward investment, including information on the jurisdiction’s legal system; key laws and regulatory authorities; investment restrictions; and details of international treaties, customs and monetary unions. The guide also provides information on investor individuals; visa permits; restrictions on foreign ownership; transfer pricing and thin capitalisation rules; […]

Nu ar trebui să spunem că abia acum, odată cu intrarea în vigoare a Legii nr. 81/2018 privind reglementarea activității de telemuncă, salariații pot, în sfârșit să lucreze de acasă. Au putut și până acum și se chema muncă la domiciliu, chiar dacă ideea e expediată în cateva fraze doar, în Codul muncii. Însă telemunca, […]

Romanian labour legislation is primarily designed to protect the rights of the employees, in line with EU law. To this end, it provides a set of minimum mandatory standards governing employment relationships. This employee-friendly approach can also be seen, to a large extent, in court practice. Romanian labour relationships are quite formal. All of the […]

Although ranked as a “modest innovator” by the European Commission and having one of the lowest research and development (“R&D”) intensities among the EU member states, Romania has targeted substantial growth and improvements in this sector for the year 2020. Our competition team prepared an article on the matter.

Contribution of MPR Partners | Maravela, Popescu & Asociații to the prestigious Doing Business in Europe 2015 guide. Copyright in the work lies with Thomson Reuters (Professional) UK Limited.