The recovery after the pandemic and the reconstruction after the earthquake in Croatia would have been much more difficult and slower if the domestic economy had not, almost without any restrictions, been able to hire workers from countries outside the European Union for the past three years.
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The recovery after the pandemic and the reconstruction after the earthquake in Croatia would have been much more difficult and slower if the domestic economy had not, almost without any restrictions, been able to hire workers from countries outside the European Union for the past three years.