“The minimum wage is a holy thing for us.”
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“The minimum wage is a holy thing for us.”
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News digest: Lockdown not out of the question, PM Matovič says
The overview of news from Wednesday, October 21, 2020.
A curfew for those who refuse testing? Lawyers and president have doubts
The government risks the Constitutional Court canceling the nationwide testing.
The cabinet approves plan for permanent kurzarbeit
The new fund is expected to be introduced from 2022.
Practice in hospitals continues for final year medical students, some are afraid
Many medical faculties test their students regularly.
- 1. Those who don't attend testing should stay in isolation
- 2. News digest: Lockdown not out of the question, PM Matovič says
- 3. The state prepares nationwide coronavirus testing
- 4. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 2,202 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 5. News digest: More details on testing presented, president disagrees with proposed penalties
- 6. A curfew for those who refuse testing? Lawyers and president have doubts
- 7. Most Slovaks plan to participate in the nationwide testing
- 8. Here's what the across-the-board coronavirus testing should look like
- 9. Bratislava is testing special trolleybus
- 10. Tourist finds ancient silver coins under an uprooted tree
- 1. Those who don't attend testing should stay in isolation
- 2. UPDATED: Nationwide testing will be secured by the army
- 3. The state prepares nationwide coronavirus testing
- 4. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 2,202 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 5. Unauthorised protest against COVID-19 measures turns violent in Bratislava
- 6. Here's what the across-the-board coronavirus testing should look like
- 7. News digest: More details on testing presented, president disagrees with proposed penalties
- 8. Tourist finds ancient silver coins under an uprooted tree
- 9. News digest: Lockdown not out of the question, PM Matovič says
- 10. News digest: Security Council will meet to discuss nationwide testing
- 1. The state prepares nationwide coronavirus testing
- 2. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 2,202 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 3. Unauthorised protest against COVID-19 measures turns violent in Bratislava
- 4. Those who don't attend testing should stay in isolation
- 5. UPDATED: Nationwide testing will be secured by the army
- 6. Masks outdoors, no mass events, special hours for seniors. Slovakia reintroduces strict measures
- 7. News digest: No green districts left on the map of Slovakia
- 8. Richest Slovak's ranking sees rise in people from IT
- 9. Here's what the across-the-board coronavirus testing should look like
- 10. I encountered a person who is COVID-19 positive. What do I do next? (FAQ)