Economy down 7.7 percent this year
The Slovak economy is expected to fall by 7.7% at constant prices by the end of this year, according to the April macroeconomic forecast of selected bank analysts published by the Slovak Central Bank (NBS). ...
The Slovak economy is expected to fall by 7.7% at constant prices by the end of this year, according to the April macroeconomic forecast of selected bank analysts published by the Slovak Central Bank (NBS). ...
Labour offices have already sent money to 9,523 applicants for contributions as part of the first aid to maintain jobs during the coronavirus epidemic, having paid out a total of €5.2 million as of Monday, ...
As much as 80.4 percent of Slovaks are concerned about the current state of the national economy, which has been affected by the outbreak of the coronavirus epidemic, according to the first results of ...
Former Agriculture Payment Agency (PPA) director Juraj Kožuch and the financier of Slavia Capital financial group, Martin Kvietik, will be prosecuted in custody, the Specialised Criminal Court in Banská ...
The police on Tuesday reported that they pressed charges against Kajetan Kicura, who was dismissed from the post of State Material Reserves Administration chief in late March.
Entrepreneurs can now apply for soft loans from the Slovak Guarantee and Development Bank (SZRB). Financial assistance will be provided in the form of a loan guarantee and paying the interest on loans. ...
Footwear producer Gabor, based in Banovce nad Bebravou, has resumed production as of Monday (April 20), TASR press agency reports, quoting the company's PR representative Adriana Bednarová.
On Sunday the new government, made up of four parties - Ordinary People, We Are Family, Freedom and Solidarity and For the People - approved its manifesto.
On Monday Volkswagen, the largest private employer in Slovakia, partly resumed car production after a break lasting several weeks, company spokeswoman Lucia Kovarovič Makayová confirmed.
The registered unemployment rate in Slovakia stood at 5.19% in March, up by 0.16 percentage points (p.p.) month-on-month and by 0.14 p.p. year-on-year, indicate the latest data released by the Labour, ...