Slovakia Today English Language Current Affairs Programme from Slovak Radio 20.1.2014
Does the new law on welfare benefits encourage forced labour?; Financial literacy is still low among Slovak students
Does the new law on welfare benefits encourage forced labour?; Financial literacy is still low among Slovak students
Slovakia isn't ready to raise the minimum wage to €496 this year as requested by trade unions, said the Labour, Social Affairs and the Family Minister Jan Richter in the RTVS political discussion show ...
The Slovak Business Alliance says that the highest property tax can be found in Bratislava, with the town of Senica and Košice coming next. The property tax in all three of them is over 150 percent of ...
Foreign investors own more than one half of Slovak government bonds, reports an analysis performed by Poštová Banka. The amount represents a five-fold increase compared to the end of 2009.In addition, ...
Some eighteen companies will open almost 4,000 new jobs in Slovakia, mostly in regions hit by high unemployment rates. “Brand new operations will be built in eight cases; the rest is expansion of existing ...
The National Crime Agency (NAKA) is slated to set up a special unit of 'well-informed police officers' who will have access to the most sensitive information possessed by the agency. According to Police ...
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U.S. Vice President Joe Biden telephoned Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico on Wednesday to discuss and evaluate relations between the two countries following Fico’s trip to the White House last November, ...