 Due to consecutive months of economic growth and the demand for labour, plus the outflows of residents to other European countries, Croatia had recorded the biggest fall in the number of unemployed during the month of November 2016 from 16.1% to 12.7%.COVID-19 Pandemic has caused more than 400.000 workers to file for minimum net wage of 3,250 HRK given by the Government of Croatia as aid to firms and companies for them not to fire their workers.Public debt is set to rise up to 90% of GDP, while unemployment is set to rise to around 9,3%, due to incoming tourist season (May–October) being unsafe.