Danish-Lithuanian capital company Blue Ocean Robotics has developed a metal folding robot in Lithuania called Bendsai which could replace half a million metal folding machines in the world. “Bendsai is unique in that it not […]
The new Labour code allows no more than 10% of employees in one company to work under project-based contracts. “The limit to employ only 10% of people under project work contracts is illogical and does […]
The newly adopted labour code allows employers to essentially lock out striking employees, allowing to temporarily fire striking workers and replace them or compensate by increasing workloads on other employees. While employers say strikes will […]
One of the biggest questions raised by Lithuanians in the wake of the United Kingdom’s vote to leave the European Union is what will happen to work migrants in the country. Will Brexit cause a wave of emigrants returning to Lithuania, and if so, what awaits them in Lithuania? […]
A new proposal to provide that citizens of the Republic of Lithuania, who acquired their citizenship by birth, to combine their citizenship with that of another country has been put forward by two MPs. “It […]
A significant proportion of the adults in Lithuania have low levels of problem solving skills using technologies but Lithuanians have higher than average numeracy and literacy skills, according to a new OECD survey. The number […]
Around €55 million will be invested by the German wellness association in constructing a huge new wellness complex along with a 150-room hotel in Palanga. Construction on the complex has already begun and it should […]
The depth of Lithuania’s demographic crisis is laid bare by new data showing Lithuania’s population has decreased by more than 418,000 in 10 years. About as many people live in four Šiauliais or more than […]
The Investors’ Forum, which brings together the largest investors in Lithuania, is pushing parliament to adopt a law on the legal status of foreigners and amendments to facilitate attracting professionals from abroad until the end […]
With a new Labour Code being passed by Lithuania’s parliament, legal experts explained to the Lithuania Tribune the implications for the employment contracts for chief executives and top level managers in companies in Lithuania. The […]
Britain will maintain its trading access to the European Union only if it agrees to the principle of the free movement of people according to a leading Lithuanian economist.
To read this article, try a €5.99 monthly subscription by clicking here. […]
While there is huge demand in Lithuania’s labour market for IT professionals, professional mathematicians are becoming even more valuable for their ability to analyse data and their wider and deeper knowledge that can be kept […]
Protesters dissatisfied with Lithuania’s new labour code gathered at the door of the government on Monday but were greeted by a platoon of police officers who cordoned off the buildings with tape. “Prime minister, come […]
Lithuanian parliamentarians have adopted a new Labour Code which reduces employees’ severance payments, but it will not affect the MPs themselves. This year’s budget provides around €2 million for MPs‘ severance payments. ILAW lawyer Tomas […]
The Lithuanian anti-fraud police have launched an investigation into an illegal attempts to obtain nearly €4 million in funding from the European Union and the Lithuanian government for 11 projects. The agency is investigating 68 […]
The third phase of the Vilnius western bypass could be completed as early as this year with the road expected be opened to traffic immediately thereafter, according to Vilnius Major Remigijus Simasius. “Works are progressing […]
Lithuania is aiming to further strengthen its army by planning to buy new helicopters for its special forces units. The moves has been welcomed by former Special Forces soldiers and the United States welcome the […]
The influence of friends not advertising was the biggest reason why Lithuanians chose to consume alcohol, a new survey by public opinion and market research company Sprinter tyrimai shows. 67% of respondents said that they […]
Lithuania‘s Avia Solutions Group and AviaAM Leasing has signed a €1 billion cooperation agreement with the Henan Provincial Civil Aviation Development and Investment Company, China‘s second largest civil aviation company. Under the agreement, AviaAM Leasing, […]
There are a range of proven tactics that the West could use to destabilise Vladimir Putin‘s regime in Russia but the question is whether Western countries believe such action would lead to a Russia more favourable to Western interests. […]
Copyright © 2026 | MH Magazine WordPress Theme by MH Themes