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Working in Montenegro

Finding a job, the minimum wage, employment contracts, leave, dismissal, unemployment benefit and employee rights in Montenegro.

Work · 24 articles

An old work record booklet, reading glasses and a folder of papers on a wooden desk

Checking Your Work Record in Montenegro 2026: Insured Person Data on eUprava, a Listing from the Pension Fund, What M-4 and Insurance Service Mean and What to Do When Years Are Missing

How you check, free of charge, the service record, wages and contributions your employer reported to the Pension Fund, what you need for the eUprava service, how you get a listing without an electronic ID card, how to read the data, why years go missing in the record and how insurance service differs from pensionable service.

September 28, 2026

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Workplace injury in Montenegro 2026: the new Health and Safety at Work Act, reporting to the inspectorate within 24 hours, compulsory insurance, the right to refuse dangerous work and fines

What the new Health and Safety at Work Act of April 2026 brings, what your employer must do when you are injured, how quickly the injury is reported to the inspectorate, who pays for insurance, when you may refuse work or leave a dangerous place, what applies to alcohol at work and what the fines are.

September 27, 2026

An empty office with a desk, a chair and a switched-off monitor

Workplace mobbing in Montenegro 2026: what counts as mobbing, a request to the mediator within three months, the Agency for Peaceful Settlement of Labour Disputes, the courts and fines for employers

What the law treats as mobbing, how and by when to request protection from your employer, what the mediator does, when you may stop working on full pay, how to turn to the Agency for Peaceful Settlement of Labour Disputes or a court, who has to prove mobbing and what fines employers face.

September 27, 2026

Hands signing a contract at a desk next to a calculator and a laptop

Service contract (ugovor o djelu) in Montenegro 2026: 15% tax on 70% of the fee, 10% contribution, gross to net, pension record and what the contract should say

How much tax and contribution is due on a fee under a Montenegrin service contract from 2026, when the contribution applies and when it does not, what is left of a 1,000 euro gross fee, who withholds the tax, whether the contract counts towards your pension record and what the Obligations Act says about deadlines, defects and payment.

September 27, 2026