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ZAGREB, 27 Dec (Hina) - In order to attract foreign nationals to work in elderly care, Croatia needs to improve its qualifications recognition system, facilitate further training and language learning, and ensure social integration, the Institute of Public Finance (IJF) says in its latest publication.
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