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ZAGREB, April 29 (Hina) - Almost one-fifth of workers in Croatia are employed on fixed-term contracts, Croatia has the highest rate of precarious employment in the European Union but the number of hours Croatians work per week is higher than the EU average, the Croatian Bureau of Statistics (DZS) reported on Monday on the occasion of Labour Day, comparing Croatia's labour market indicators with those of other EU countries.
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