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Employment news from Slovakia
Largest HR companies (results 2022 based numbers from 2021)
Five criteria were used to evaluate which agencies were the largest.
Proper selection of candidates, but also people development
Executive Search rankings are now part of the Career and Employment Guide.
2022: Largest employment firms in Slovakia
Headhunting elements penetrating recruitment.
Young HR professional: Building corporate culture and making workers feel good
Petra Matejíčková of Packeta had little experience as she set out to create an entire department.
Women in Slovakia can earn €300 less monthly than men
There are several factors impacting the pay gap, and not necessarily discrimination.
Who are the most attractive employers in Slovakia?
Employers were divided into ten categories.
One in 10 Slovaks earned under €800 gross a month in 2021
At the same time, one in 10 Slovaks earned three times more.
Pandemic brings lay-offs, but transforms labour market
Firms better prepared for third wave, experts say.
Extended paid leaves not cheap, only big corporations can afford them
These leaves could cause a shortage of employees in companies, employers warn.
Employers indicate acute lack of workers
Shortage of IT specialists in the Bratislava, Košice and Banská Bystrica regions.
Number of foreigners working in Slovakia continues to grow
Most foreign workers come from Ukraine.
How to find excellent senior leaders
Executive Search consultants have access to a global network.
Young HR professional: Having an idea is not enough. Implementation is important
Building good relationships with others is key, said Michelle Krivda of Swiss Re, the laureate of HRTalent 2020 award.
HR leader of a game developer: How education can become a passion
Lucia Šicková from the Pixel Federation helps young talents grow and seek greater career opportunities.
Home office will be preserved in some form in the future
Technical equipment and support, along with social isolation, among main challenges in transitioning to remote work.
Pandemic has cut both job and salary offers. Labour market adapts to new trends
These were the trends of the Slovak labour market in the past year.
Further education gives hope, but not to people in Slovakia
Stepping up to world-class further education provision does not end with a strategy, examples from abroad show.
2021 Skills revolution Reboot: Digitisation changes the world of work
Organisations are realising they need a workforce of continuous learners.
The hard-hit restaurant business is losing people
Many don’t want to return to the sector in the future.
Pandemic forced people to leave tourism. Some do not plan on returning
Most left to work in production, recent Profesia poll suggests.
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