Companies have always faced challenges in attracting and retaining top talent. While these cases are nothing new, the external impact of the past few years—a pandemic-driven economic slowdown accompanied by numerous layoffs, continued supply chain disruptions, and a possible recession combined with the worst inflation period in a generation—have worsened business conditions and put these challenges front and center. attention.

Modernization in the financial sector did not exist until now. Although business leaders express a will for technological progress, they do not have a sufficiently developed strategy for primary problems. The modernization of technology and business processes should unite to form the dynamic foundation of any business.

Grant Thornton Croatia offers its clients a wide range of auditing, tax and business consulting services, as well as payroll accounting. Along with them come services that provide support during activities related to the human resources sector, or better known as HR activities. With the aim of providing services to our clients at the highest level, we combine many years of international experience with specific knowledge that we have acquired in more than 20 years of presence on the Croatian market.

During all activities related to the introduction of the euro, the key principle is consumer protection. The main consumer protection mechanisms in the process of introducing the euro are:

• dual display of prices
• application of a fixed conversion rate when recalculating
• supervision of merchants and service providers
• monitoring the price trends of the most commonly used products on the market.

Pursuant to Article 41 of the Audit Act, entities subject to audit are required to select and appoint an audit firm no later than three months before the end of the reporting period to which the statutory audit applies - that is, by September 30, 2022 for the audit of the annual financial statements for 2022.

Powerful changes, including urbanization, demographics and the drive for sustainability, are opening up new challenges and opportunities for the global real estate and construction industry. The construction industry in some European countries such as Germany, Denmark, Sweden and Poland (and Croatia) did not experience major problems during the pandemic, but those countries that suffered the "pandemic impact" already in 2021, returned what they lost, and even more . Now most countries expect growth in 2022.