Krajniak will return to the labour minister seat

The president will re-establish the minister on Friday.

Milan KrajniakMilan Krajniak (Source: SITA)

The new cabinet of Eduard Heger (OĽaNO) may be complete soon.

The currently empty post of the labour minister should be occupied by Milan Krajniak, who actually left it in mid-March amidst the coalition crisis. President Zuzana Čaputová is supposed to appoint Krajniak on Friday, April 9, Sme Rodina chair and Speaker of Parliament Boris Kollár said.

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The president allegedly wanted the chair to be filled by a person who would be able to manage the ministry right from the beginning, without needing 100 days to learn about how the department works. She also didn't want to change people in crucial posts. Thus, the cabinet persuaded Krajniak to return.

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