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President Urges Action after Foiled Attack

President Urges Action after Foiled Attack

Slovak President Peter Pellegrini has called on the government to address a foiled arson attack on a manufacturing plant in eastern Slovakia, either at its next meeting or at an extraordinary session ...

Minimum Wage to Rise From January

Minimum Wage to Rise From January

The minimum wage will rise by 57 euros from January, reaching 972 euros. Labour Minister Erik Tomáš (HLAS-SD) announced the increase on Monday. As social partners failed to reach an agreement at the tripartite ...

COVID-19 Testing Funds Fraud Triggers Political Dispute

COVID-19 Testing Funds Fraud Triggers Political Dispute

The alleged fraudulent disbursement of funds intended to operate mobile testing facilities, known as MOMs, during the COVID-19 pandemic must be thoroughly addressed, Prime Minister Robert Fico (Smer-SD) ...

Slovakia Plans Tougher Rules on Truancy

Slovakia Plans Tougher Rules on Truancy

Slovakia’s Labour Ministry will submit a package of laws next week aimed at tackling school truancy, offences committed by children, abuse of foster care and misuse of child benefits.

Slovakia Adapts to Life with One Sugar Refinery

Slovakia Adapts to Life with One Sugar Refinery

Slovakia has been operating with just one sugar refinery for around six months. After the closure of the refinery in Považie, some sugar beet growers moved their production to Sereď, while others stopped ...

Slovaks Increasingly Concerned About Foreign Workforce

Slovaks Increasingly Concerned About Foreign Workforce

Around 150,000 foreign nationals and migrants are currently working in Slovakia, helping to fill labor shortages. The largest numbers are employed in western Slovakia, particularly in the Bratislava, ...

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