The advertised vacancies span various industries, catering to a diverse talent pool—from vocational and secondary school graduates to specialized, university-educated professionals.

Top-in-demand fields right now include tech (software and engineering), business (finance, economics, and management), and corporate communications.

Simultaneously, demand remains strong for roles that do not strictly require a university degree, particularly in services, manufacturing, and construction. Employers are actively seeking personnel for positions such as cleaners, construction laborers, assistant cooks, tailors, merchandisers, cobblers, waitstaff, sales associates, heavy truck drivers, chefs and bartenders.

One can apply for job vacancies online via puna.gov.al. If job-seekers need assistance, they can visit or contact local labor office.

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Lamallari emphasized that this is a concrete step to reduce the backlog of files and accelerate the doing justice, one of the most sensitive issues facing the judicial system in present-day Albania.

“Building capacities and strengthening human resources in our judiciary is not simply an administrative measure, but a political choice in the service of citizens, for a more efficient, faster and more reliable justice. Of course, while applying non-negotiable democratic standards, just like in the countries of the European Union,” Lamallari emphasized. /p.s./

From financiers to manual workers, the demand for labor is increasing, while the main challenge remains the lack of workers willing to accept the offer.

In the first two weeks of October alone, according to data provided from the National Labor and Skills Agency, there have been registered 1,143 new jobs.

According to the agency statistics, there are currently opened 230 positions for professionals, with the most sought-after being financiers, economists, lawyers, engineers and technical specialists in various fields. This trend reflects the growing need of businesses for qualified staff, in order to expand their activity and improve the service standards.

While in the manufacturing, construction and logistics sectors, there prevails the demand for manual workers, with 231 vacancies announced in early October alone, making this one of the most sought-after categories in the market.

Meanwhile, even though the summer season has ended, there is still demand for service staff in coastal areas, with 18 vacancies for waiters announced for the period in question, as well as other positions such as cooks, cleaners and support staff. /a.f//r.e/p.s./

The Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku, also Minister of Infrastructure and Energy, said Tuesday that the Vlora International Airport has already opened its doors to the aviation professionals.

“Recruitment drive is underway to make Europe’s newest airport operational. Visit Vlora International Airport’s website (VIA) and file applications to become part of Albanian aviation’s history,” Deputy PM Balluku said in a post on the social media.

VIA has announced 100 vacancies in a bid to fill a wide range of posts including passenger services, ground crew and security.

Work on construction of Vlora Airport began in late 2021. The runway is taking shape, the terminal is being built, and the control tower is getting ready to boss around flights, set to begin in summer 2025.

Covering 309 hectares, Vlora Airport is designed with ambition. The 3.2-kilometre-long runway will handle wide-body planes like the Airbus A330 or Boeing 777.

Located just 10-km north of the coastal city of Vlora, the facility is designed to be Albania’s largest and a 4E class international airport, one of the major projects of the Albanian Civil Aviation, will become a new engine for Albania’s tourism and economic development.

The airport is also designed to host cargo aircraft flights and aircraft maintenance hangars.

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Now, every job seeker fills out their respective file online and everyone finds the best possible job or the best candidate for a job through the “puna.gov.al”.

Prime Minister Edi Rama shared today in the social media a more extensive video information on this platform, where job vacancies are announced every month.

Rama also wrote that through the portal, the interested parties, whether unemployed job seekers or migrants, can register for vocational training courses.

The platform also serves employers, who can publish job vacancies to find the proper job seekers.

The platform provides information on job vacancies in Albania, where hotel enterprises, the mineral extractive industry, handicrafts, vocational education and training, the food industry, public administration and construction are also the sectors with the most demand for employment.

Access to the platform is achieved by setting the same credentials as in the “e-Albania” portal.

In 2024, unemployment dropped to a historic low of 10.7%.

For 2025, there is expected a single-digit unemployment rate of 9.8%. This is the first time in the last three decades that Albania will have a single-digit unemployment rate. /m.m/j.p/p.s./

The portal provides information on job vacancies in Albania.

Hotel, mineral extraction industry, handicrafts, education and vocational training, food industry, public administration and construction are the sectors that have more demands for workers.

Now, every job seeker completes the respective file online and everyone finds the best possible job or the best candidate for a job through the puna.gov.al.

Employers can also log into this portal and publish job vacancies as well as connect with job seekers.

Access to the platform is achieved by setting the same credentials as in the e-Albania portal./p.s./

The government head urged young people until the age 30 to apply to attend the basic police training and join the police general patrol.

“It is a challenge for a better future, a safer Albania. We are seeking for 300 applicants to join the police general patrol. Together we will take the State Police to a whole new level. This country’s challenge is your challenge,” PM Rama said.

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A day after the opening of the call by OSHEE, Prime Minister Edi Rama extended an invitation to young people to join the public service.

“Invitation to young electricians, to become part of the public service with decent work”, wrote Rama in the social media.

This is a program that will continue in the future, which is not only about employment, but also the qualification of the young people who want to contribute to the field of electricity.

According to an analysis made by the authorities in the country, it turned out that the average age of electricians varied around 48 years. For this reason, the call is opened for the employment of 309 electricians, where the criterion will be age up to 25 years.

If these 309 vacancies are not filled by young people within 30 days, the age criterion will be increased to 30 years old.

The electricity sector in the country has been radically transformed in recent years, while investments in the energy infrastructure for the next year are planned at 40 million Euros./p.s./

The High Prosecutorial Council (HPC) said in a press release that it invited prosecutors to present their candidacies to fill the vacancies at the Special Prosecution Office.

HCP said that all the potential candidates should have a work experience of over 10 years, to give their consent to periodic check of personal bank and telecommunication accounts, ensure the consent of close family members for the periodic control of bank accounts and personal telecommunications.

HCP elaborated that pursuant to the Law “On the organization and function of institutions tasked with fighting corruption and organized crime,” after submitting the applications, the candidates will be subject to verification of assets and moral integrity.

Number of prosecutors at the Special Anti-Corruption and Organized Crime Structure is set to increase to 20.

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In a post on the social media, the U.S. Embassy underlines “this is an important moment for the Albanian justice system to ensure continued progress and to uphold the principles that underline justice reform.”

“Don’t miss the opportunity to contribute to a justice system that is effective, transparent, and fair – on behalf of your fellow magistrates and all citizens of Albania,” the U.S. Embassy said.

The Embassy noted that application deadline is Monday, September 4.

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