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In addition to the 60 euros, as much as all adult citizens who register will receive from the state, the unemployed in Serbia can also count on additional help. It is true that hundreds of thousands of people, within the latest package of measures, could receive support that will be more important than the others. What is currently uncertain is whether it will be all the people who are registered in the office.
According to the latest official data and the Labor Force Survey, 321,000 people are unemployed in Serbia. Many of them have been in the office for years, some even decades, and their only reason for being there is health insurance. They never looked for or accepted the job that was offered to them in the office.
On the other hand, there are many people in the office who lost their jobs (during the crown of the year alone, about 50,000 of them lost their jobs). And finally, on the list of the National Employment Service, there are even more citizens for whom the office serves as a place that will take them to the employer.
And it is precisely this colorful picture of “Serbian unemployment” that is currently, as we have learned, the subject of serious analysis by competent institutions and ministries that are working to find modalities of assistance for the unemployed.
“We will come out with a proposal quickly, we are already working hard on that with the National Employment Service,” said Finance Minister Siniša Mali.
Mali added that the state also wants to help those who, “unfortunately, lost their jobs during the corona virus pandemic.” This sentence of yours does not mean, as we have learned, that only they will receive additional financial aid.
“The list will certainly be broader,” says our knowledgeable source.
Roughly 50,000 people lost their jobs in Serbia during the crown, the unemployment rate is now approaching 10 percent, and a total of 2.9 million people are employed.
All the unemployed, by the way, will receive 60 euros from the State, like the rest of the citizens. The application for this state financial aid begins April 28. The first 30 euros arrive the first week of May and the other 30 euros in November.
Who turns 18 between May and November, cannot apply. Pensioners do not need to register. They will receive 30 euros each in May and November, and an additional 50 euros in September.
How can you apply? Do citizens of Serbia who occasionally work abroad also have the right to help, as well as the answers to many other dilemmas?
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