Research, data and practical insights on the world of work.
We publish original research for HR, operations and business leaders managing modern workforces. Our work combines official data, industry analysis and practical frameworks to explore how people work, where operational pressure builds, and how technology changes access to HR.
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Industry research, 2026 edition
Romania Construction Workforce 2026
How construction employment recovered to a new series high, why Bucharest matters more to construction than to manufacturing, how gross earnings differ across county-level units, and what an establishment footprint of 80,412 local units means for companies whose workplace moves with the project.
42 county-level units compared on employment and gross pay
INS TEMPO series 2008 to 2025, with definitions kept intact
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Industry insights
Industry research, 2026 edition
Romania Manufacturing Workforce 2026
Where manufacturing employment sits, how pay differs across the country, and what official INS data reveals about the structure of Romanian industry: employment since 2008, county-level distribution, average gross earnings, the establishment structure behind the sector average and the vacancy series through 2025.
42 county-level units compared on employment and gross pay
INS TEMPO series with reference periods and definitions stated
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Industry research, 2026 edition
Romania Logistics & Warehousing Workforce 2026
How Romania's transport-and-storage workforce is sized, paid and distributed, and why Division 52 must not be read as the whole of logistics.
42 county-level units, with the measure stated
Official INS TEMPO data with reference periods
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Industry research, 2026 edition
Romania Hospitality Workforce 2026
How employment in accommodation and food service has changed since 2008, where the workforce sits, and why average earnings are the lowest in the comparison group.
42 county-level units, with the measure stated
Official INS TEMPO data with reference periods
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Industry research, 2026 edition
Romania Staffing & Employment Activities 2026
A structure-focused insight into Division 78: active local units by size band and by classes 781, 782 and 783, with no estimates of placed workers.
42 county-level units, with the measure stated
Official INS TEMPO data with reference periods
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Industry research, 2026 edition
Romania Retail Workforce 2026
What official data can and cannot say about retail: Section G as scale context only, class-level local units for CAEN 4711 and 4791, and the boundary between the two.
Section G context and Division 47 classes, never merged
INS and Eurostat data with reference periods
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Industry research, 2026 edition
Romania Food Production Workforce 2026
Employment and the CAEN Division 10 wage geography in 2024, published with each figure's evidence status rather than as settled official statistics.
CAEN Division 10 only, with beverages kept separate
INS-derived data with its evidence status stated
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Industry research, 2026 edition
Romania Road Transport Workforce 2026
Section H employment, road-freight activity and class-level local units, kept apart as three different measures, and what a moving workplace does to HR access.
Employment, freight activity and local units kept apart
INS and Eurostat data with reference periods
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Industry research, 2026 edition
Romania Private Security Workforce 2026
The NACE 80.01 scope, a sector firm-count estimate and one local enforcement campaign, published without inventing a national employee headcount.
No national headcount, and the reason stated
Official sources with their scope and limits
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Regional benchmark
2026 edition
Europe's Deskless Workforce 2026
Work, staffing, safety and digital access across Europe's non-desk economy. Working hours across 27 Member States, weekend and long-hours patterns by occupation, job vacancy rates and accident incidence by sector, and the widening distance between what companies adopt digitally and what employees can actually reach.
Eurostat indicators across EU27, with reference periods stated
Six deskless-intensive business sectors compared side by side
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RevoHR Research uses official statistics, published datasets and clearly documented source material. We state the scope, reference period and limitations behind the figures we use, and we separate observed data from our own interpretation. Where useful, we also publish the underlying datasets so readers can explore the evidence independently.
