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ZAGREB, 14 Jan (Hina) - Last year, approximately 25,000 pensioners worked in Croatia, mostly in Zagreb and Split-Dalmatia counties, most often as salespeople, cleaners, deliverymen, security guards, cooks, and waiters, which provides them with additional income.
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