Complete Guide to Payroll Processing in Serbia
Hiring your first employees in Serbia is an exciting milestone. It means your business is growing and you’re building a team to drive your vision...Read More
Let’s Start with the First Question I Always Get Can a foreign citizen or an overseas company actually own and register a business in Serbia?... Read More
An employee who works longer than the prescribed working hours is considered to be working overtime. Overtime work in Serbia means work that exceeds full-time... Read More
Every month, the company must calculate and pay the workers wages - gross wages (net wages increased by taxes and contributions). Understanding the difference between... Read More
Every woman employed by an employer has the right to be absent from work due to pregnancy and childbirth, as well as to leave from... Read More
In case of resignation, there are certain rights and obligations in connection with the dismissal and it is important to observe them, which applies to... Read More
A meal allowance allowance is an on-the-job meal allowance for employees. According to the provisions of the Labor Law, every employee of the company has... Read More
The employment relationship as a complex legal relationship between the employee and the employer in Serbia requires certain rights and obligations, and this applies to... Read More
During employment, employees have certain rights but also specific responsibilities. Employers also have obligations towards employees upon entering into employment. Below, you'll find more on... Read More
The company can allow its employees to use company vehicles for work-related tasks, that is, for activities directly related to the company's operations. Additionally, there is a... Read More