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ZAGREB, 7 Sept (Hina) - Employment in the European Union and the euro area picked up in the second quarter of 2021, reflecting efforts by companies to catch up with strong demand after the relaxation of restrictions imposed to contain the coronavirus pandemic, according to a Eurostat report released on Tuesday.
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