The government of Serbia will increase the country's national minimum wage by 14.3% beginning 1 January 2023. As such, the minimum wage will be raised from RSD 201.22 per hour...

The national minimum wage for 2022 will increase by 9.4 percent ...

The Serbian government has announced a minimum wage increase to RSD 183.93 per hour in 2021. The new wage levels apply nationwide.

New proposed amendments to the Labour law are expected to substantially improve the position of workers, correct all shortcomings of the current law, and ...

On its session held on 30 July 2020, the Serbian Government adopted the Conclusion no. 05 401-6052 / 2020 (the ''Conclusion'' or ''Second Package")...

It is commonplace for foreign companies active in the Republic of Serbia to second their employees to the country via their affiliates or business partners.

The Government of the Republic of Serbia adopted a program of direct benefits to private legal entities at a session held on February 11th, 2021.

We advise Serbian companies to seek professional advice in evaluating their current documentation practices' risk of non-compliance.

In Serbia, there are several ways employment can be terminated: mutual agreement, termination by the employer, resignation by the employee...

According to the established case law of the Serbian Supreme Court, sick leave abuse occurs when sick leave is used at a time when an employee...

The Republic of Serbia's Act on Conditions for Assignment of Employees to Temporary Work Abroad and their Protection entered into force on 13 November 2015, and it will be applicable as of 13 January 2016.

Effective January 1, 2020, the minimum salary for foreign workers in Serbia has increased to RSD 172.54 net/hour, up 11.1 percent from 2019.