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not just a partnership, but a relationship of trust that we strive for in our company.
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We streamline the recruitment process for both employers and job seekers. Whether you are searching for top talent or your dream job, our personalized solutions ensure the perfect match every time. Let us be your trusted partner in building a successful future.
Seasonal employment up to 90 days is a form of temporary work applied for a specific period of the year when there is increased demand for labor in certain sectors. This type of employment is usually limited to a maximum of 90 days within a calendar year and is common in industries such as tourism, agriculture, and some sectors characterized by temporary or cyclical work.
The main purpose of seasonal employment is to provide employers with the necessary workforce during peak periods of production activity without requiring long-term commitments. This type of employment does not require long-term contracts or social security contributions as with permanent employment.
Workers receive compensation for this period but do not have all the rights and benefits associated with permanent employment, such as vacation or social protection.
Seasonal employment of this type is facilitated by the short timeframe for document preparation and visa issuance.
Long-term employment from 1 to 3 years is a form of labor engagement involving a fixed-term employment contract for a longer period, typically one to three years.
This type of employment differs from seasonal or temporary work, as it involves longer-term commitment but does not reach the duration of a permanent open-ended contract. In long-term employment, the employee and employer enter into a contract for a specified term—between one and three years. After this period, the contract may be renewed or terminated depending on the employer’s needs and the employee’s wishes.
Long-term employment provides employees with greater stability compared to short-term contracts, offering secure income over a longer period. Depending on the contract terms, employees may also receive additional benefits such as health insurance, pension contributions, leave, and other social advantages.
Seasonal employment from 3 to 9 months is a type of temporary work covering a period of three to nine months within any 12-month period. It is typical for tasks performed during specific seasons or peak periods of intense production or commercial activity. This type of employment is primarily established and regulated in two economic sectors: agriculture, forestry, and fisheries; and hospitality and catering.
A residence permit for long-term employment as a seasonal worker is issued to a foreigner who meets the conditions for labor market access under Bulgarian law and holds a visa. The permit can be extended once within the 9-month period if the employment contract continues with the same employer or upon changing employers. This right may be used only once by the foreigner during the validity of the seasonal worker permit.
Recruitment is a key process in human resources management aimed at finding the most suitable employees for a specific position in your organization. After candidates submit their resumes and cover letters, our specialists perform an initial review to evaluate which applicants meet the basic requirements for the position.
The recruitment process involves several stages, each designed to ensure well-prepared candidates. The stages include:
Our goal is to provide you with the best candidates who not only meet the requirements but also contribute to your business success.
Organization of transportation for international employees requires attention to every detail. We provide a comprehensive travel coordination solution that ensures timely arrivals and assists employers in the onboarding process for foreign staff. The procedure includes several key stages, each tailored to the preferences of both the employer and the candidates.
The service includes:
Our solutions allow employers to focus on core tasks while relying on us for the complete logistics of onboarding new employees.
Preparation of legal and administrative employment documents is a crucial stage in the hiring process. This step ensures the legality of the appointment, proper employee registration, and clear definition of the rights and obligations of both parties.
Preparing a complete document package, including employment contracts, declarations, and appendices, is critical for compliance. It protects both employee rights and employer interests and is mandatory for reporting to government authorities and social security institutions.
When hiring foreigners, compliance with Bulgaria’s Law on Foreigners is required. Employers wishing to hire foreigners must follow specific procedures to obtain a work permit. This includes:
These steps ensure legality, protect foreign worker rights, and reduce legal risks for the employer.
Hiring third-country nationals (non-EU citizens) in Bulgaria involves administrative and legal procedures to secure their legal right to work. Employers and candidates must complete steps including document collection, fee payment, and interviews. All required permits must comply with Bulgarian and EU law.
The process includes:
Legal requirements:
Candidates must have at least secondary education or higher qualification matching the job. Exceptions exist for positions under international agreements, senior management, intracompany transfers, or specialized assignments.
Employee monitoring is the systematic observation and evaluation of an employee’s performance and behavior while fulfilling duties. It ensures tasks are executed effectively, company rules and policies are followed, and professional development is supported. Monitoring helps maintain productivity, quality, and adherence to company standards while providing feedback and guidance for employees.
Intra-corporate transfer involves moving an employee from one position or division to another within the same company, nationally or internationally. It is a key tool for talent management and resource allocation, offering professional growth opportunities and adapting to business needs.
Under Bulgarian law, intra-corporate transfers for third-country nationals allow temporary relocation while maintaining the original employment contract. Permits are typically issued for one year, extendable under certain conditions, with maximum validity up to three years for managers and specialists, and one year for trainees.
This mechanism enables international mobility, sharing of best practices, and professional development opportunities for employees.
EU Blue Card is a residence and work permit issued by the Bulgarian Ministry of Interior to third-country nationals seeking high-skilled employment in Bulgaria. The procedure follows Directive 2009/50/EC and requires a positive opinion from the Employment Agency regarding labor market access.
Permit duration:
Labor market access requirements:
Required documents include application forms, passport copy, criminal record, housing proof, employer justification, legalized education and experience documents, employment contract, job description, regulated profession documents (if applicable), and medical insurance.
The EU Blue Card offers unique opportunities for highly qualified specialists seeking careers in Bulgaria and access to the European labor market.
Accommodation assistance can be provided for foreign employees if needed.
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