Association of Producers of Electricity from the Sun (AVES), www.aves.skBiomasa, www.biomasa.skEnergy Analytics, www.energia.skEnergy Security Institute (ESI) www.energetickyinstitut.skSlovak Association of Photovoltaic Industry (SAPI) www.sapi.skSlovak Electric Vehicle Association (SEVA) www.seva.skSlovak Gas and Oil Association (SPNZ), www.sgoa.skSlovak Renewable Energy Agency (SKREA) www.skrea.sk
Association of Producers of Electricity from the Sun (AVES), www.aves.sk
Biomasa, www.biomasa.sk
Energy Analytics, www.energia.sk
Energy Security Institute (ESI) www.energetickyinstitut.sk
Slovak Association of Photovoltaic Industry (SAPI) www.sapi.sk
Slovak Electric Vehicle Association (SEVA) www.seva.sk
Slovak Gas and Oil Association (SPNZ), www.sgoa.sk
Slovak Renewable Energy Agency (SKREA) www.skrea.sk
14. Oct 2013 at 0:00 | Compiled by Spectator staff
Despite positive changes, employers still point to some barriers preventing more effective and simpler recruitment of foreign workers.
After a summer break, organisers of the protests that have drawn masses to Slovakia’s streets stated that their – and the citizens’ – demands are far from being met.
The problem is caused by the demand side.
Some Slovak students who study abroad already have work offers.
