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Which two Companies are employing the largest Number of Workers in BiH?

Published: August 28, 2017
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The two companies that are the largest employers in BiH are ASA Prevent Group and the company Bingo.

As reported by BiznisInfo, according to official information, Bingo employed 5,605 employees at the end of last year, which is for 1.140 more than a year before.

According to unofficial information released by some media, Bingo has increased the number of employees to “more than 7,000″ in the meantime, and thus “became the largest private employer in BiH”, even before the ASA Prevent group.

However, according to the newest information, ASA Prevent drastically increased the number of their employees in the meantime as well and retained its first place.

According to Fena, ASA Prevent Group currently employs 7,120 employees in 20 cities of BiH.

The number of employees in this group was increased by 56 % in the past couple of years.

“Prevent has 6,237 employees through its members, while the ASA Group has 883 employees. If we consider the data in the last two years, Prevent had 4,566 employees in 2015 and ASA had 535 employees, which means that the number of employees in this group was increased by 56 %, or 2,554 new employees,” as announced by ASA Prevent Group.

Both ASA Prevent and Bingo are in expansion and they are constantly employing new workers, and there is no doubt that they will continue with that in the future period as well.

(Source: Radiosarajevo.ba)

 

 

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