Tax income is expected to swell by 2.6 percent this year and by 7.3 percent in 2022, according to a prognosis drafted by the Financial Policy Institute (IFP), which is the analytical unit of the Finance ...
The number of job offers available on Profesia.sk, the largest job website in Slovakia, this March exceeded 20,000, making it the most successful month on the labour market since the beginning of the coronavirus ...
The second wave of the coronavirus pandemic did not stop the growth of real estate prices in Slovakia, with flats in the centre of Košice seeing the biggest hikes, according to data from the real estate ...
At the end of February a total of 22,545 citizens of countries from outside the European Union had a work permit in Slovakia, with Ukrainians counting for almost 60 percent of them. Serbians came second ...
On Sunday, Prime Minister Igor Matovič announced that he would exchange posts with Finance Minister Eduard Heger (both Ordinary People party). Heger enjoys the support of all three remaining coalition ...
The Slovak economy is projected to slow down to 3.3 percent in 2021, according to the latest macroeconomic prognosis by the Financial Policy Institute (IFP).
The unemployment rate in Slovakia in February stood at 8.5 percent, after having risen continuously since September, central bank (NBS) analysts reported on Monday.
On Sunday, Prime Minister Igor Matovič of Ordinary people party announced that he is willing to step down, however, he conditioned this step with the departure of several other government members.
Economy Minister and leader of the junior coalition Freedom and Solidarity (SaS) party Richard Sulik says that he attended a Government meeting for the last time on Wednesday.
The ball is in Prime Minister Igor Matovič's (OLaNO) court and he must decide whether he's willing to resign in order to allow reasonable governance of the country to continue - and if he won't do so, ...
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