Career and HR
Employment news from Slovakia
Young HR professional: Work with horses can be inspirational in HR
Klára Sekáč Kavická received the HRTalent award for her work with a big telecom company.
HRLeader laureate: She didn’t want to be a teacher. But a detour still led her to education
Dana Miňová of MH Teplárenský Holding focuses on change and crisis management in her work.
On their path to success, firms count on language schools
Some companies see an advantage in investing in the language education of their employees.
High interest in new hires and IT graduates. But gender gap remains an issue
These were the trends of the Slovak labour market in the past year.
New performance contracts offer universities more money – with strings attached
The Education Ministry has launched a website to track the progress of universities.
Ukrainians moving to Slovakia have battled bureaucracy, but also witnessed gestures of kindness
Stories of Ukrainians who have found job in Slovakia.
Aid to industry
Quality-control companies provide external quality control.
The headhunting market has grown significantly. Who has experienced the greatest success?
For now, there are enough managers on the market to attract.
Jobs that are in great demand, and likely to see salary increases
Who are the largest employment firms in Slovakia?
Largest companies that help search for jobs or employees
More than just well-known names placed on the list of the 10 largest HR companies in Slovakia.
Slovak firms' innovative approach to HR: From an army of psychologists to answering burning questions
Workers that feel better, deliver better.
From politics student to talented HR professional making Lidl workers feel good
Veronika Bátorová received the HRTalent award for her work at the German retailer.
A shorter working week and a novel approach to hiring have worked for these firms
Workable HR ideas that can inspire others.
Well-managed onboarding can increase performance by up to 70 percent
How do you attract and retain top talent in your company?
Framework for four-day working week and new ways of online hiring
Lawyers dealing with labour law share the inspirational projects they have been working on.
EU to fund university consortia in Slovakia, but their success is not assured
Slovak universities have refused to merge, despite millions of euros from the EU being on the table.
Tech can augment human skills rather than replace them
The new human age
Chief people officer at Martinus: Our employees are our partners
Andrea Mešková, the HRLeader award laureate for 2022, talks about the specifics of working for one of the largest bookshop chains in the country.
Can ChatGPT help you find your dream job?
An AI Chatbot knows a lot, but it doesn’t know you.
HR sector seeks to harness benefits of AI
But experts warn of ethical pitfalls.
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