Career and HR
Employment news from Slovakia
Employers are searching for more people than during the first pandemic wave
The current situation is not favourable for tourism, gastronomy and the hotel industry.Compiled by Spectator staff, 25. Nov 2020, at 11:50
Coronavirus speeds up changes to labour market. More IT positions are sought
Two trends are currently dominant, according to the job-searching website.Compiled by Spectator staff, 24. Sep 2020, at 11:15
Labour market seems to be recovering. New job offers exceeded 4,000
The worst situation was in April.Compiled by Spectator staff, 2. Sep 2020, at 17:41
Most people in Slovakia fail to receive more than €1,000 net
The highest average wage goes to top managers and IT specialists.Compiled by Spectator staff, 24. Aug 2020, at 10:44
The number of university graduates far exceeds market needs
Only one in five job offers requires a university degree, the recent analysis suggests.Compiled by Spectator staff, 6. Aug 2020, at 11:35
How to hunt for a high-level job
The higher the level candidates have reached, the more difficult it is to change jobs and to find something locally appealing as the Slovak market lacks headquarter level jobs.Mariana Turanová30. Jul 2020, at 7:00
Tracking down talents vs. filling positions
As in other consulting partnerships, the experience, energy and resources a consulting company must put in a project require a payment guarantee.Martin Krekáč21. Jul 2020, at 7:00
Leading HR professional: We need to be more human than resources
Tatiana Orglerová from Knauf Insulation describes what she sees in HR and how she helped build the community in Slovakia.Radka Minarechová, 16. Jul 2020, at 6:35
Online can partly replace on-site events
It was interesting to see how rapidly users switch to the online environment.Nina Hrabovská Francelová, 13. Jul 2020, at 8:00
More job offers with home office, gender gap remains wide. How labour market has been developing
These were the trends of the Slovak labour market in the past year.Radka Minarechová, 1. Jul 2020, at 6:30
The government’s priority is to keep existing workplaces and create new ones
Employers call for a more flexible Labour Code.Jana Liptáková, 30. Jun 2020, at 10:49
Employers report gloomy hiring plans for the third quarter of 2020
Hiring plans weaken in all industry sectors, regions and organisation size categories.Compiled by Spectator staff, 17. Jun 2020, at 13:17
Blog: Job search in the times of the coronavirus? Not impossible
Pharmacists, sales people and teachers are in demand in Slovakia.Martin Poduška6. May 2020, at 8:00
Robots may replace one-third of jobs
The most endangered positions are in the west.Compiled by Spectator staff, 6. May 2019, at 22:53
It’s confirmed: The average wage exceeded €1,000 last year
The average wage was realised mostly by the capital and its surroundings.Compiled by Spectator staff, 11. Mar 2019, at 13:55
Is cooperation with the self-employed illegal?
There are no statistics on forced and unforced relationships with self-employed persons in Slovakia.Peter Adamovsky, 11. Mar 2019, at 11:00
These were the trends on the Slovak labour market
What did 2018 bring in career and employment in Slovakia?Radka Minarechová, 4. Mar 2019, at 6:30
Employers and jobseekers do not speak the same language
Even with an insufficient labour force, companies could fill some positions if they offered better salaries and bonuses.Michaela Terenzani, 8. Feb 2019, at 9:12
New recruitment rules for foreigners bring simplifications but also new obligations
Introducing the changes on paper is not enough. It is necessary to make them happen in reality, too, the representatives of BSCs say.Radka Minarechová, 5. Feb 2019, at 6:30
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Who were the top employers last year?
The decisive factors were not only money.Compiled by Spectator staff, 31. Jan 2019, at 22:41
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- 7. How to enjoy Christmas in Bratislava even during the pandemic
- 8. Older children will not return to schools before Christmas
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- 1. Haščák of Penta detained and accused
- 2. Everyone crossing the Slovak border should have a negative antigen test from December 7
- 3. News digest: Penta partner Haščák reportedly charged with corruption after a police raid
- 4. Don’t get lost in Bratislava. Some public transport stops change names
- 5. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 2,043 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 6. News digest: Slovakia still dealing with the loss of its talent
- 7. Rules for isolation have been updated. Green list will be extended, too
- 8. Slovakia keeps losing its best students. They are leaving for schools abroad
- 9. Bratislava’s smallness is an asset Rome or London are short of
- 10. People who resisted communism will get financial compensation
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- 2. Everyone crossing the Slovak border should have a negative antigen test from December 7
- 3. Rules for isolation have been updated. Green list will be extended, too
- 4. Haščák of Penta detained and accused
- 5. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 2,043 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 6. Bratislava airport falls to the bottom, the loss will be enormous
- 7. News digest: Who is ready for a vaccine in Slovakia
- 8. Slovakia lacks enough antigen tests. The testing intended for the first weekend of December cancelled
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