Industry
Development and investment in Slovak industry
Employers’ representatives call on the government to provide companies with testing kits and to set up testing sites where employers can test their employees.
Biggest employers have introduced measures, they do not want to talk about possible layoffs.
Industrial production continues to recover.
Impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, rental housing and best offices of 2019 are among the highlights of the latest Business Focus.
A study compares measures to combat the impact of the coronavirus crisis in seven European countries.
They are offering 18 salaries to older employees who decide to leave.
The Slovak government is ignoring the 1976 International Labour Organisation convention, they say.
The industrial production decreased for the fifth consecutive month.
Automotive industry calls for measures to keep it internationally competitive.
More developed countries employ fewer people in industry.
Industrial production in Slovakia grew year-on-year by 2.8 percent in July.
The 1.9-percent GDP increase in the second quarter of 2019 is well below expectations; Germany and Brexit are main external threats.
It decreased by 2.1 percent y-o-y, reaching the lowest level since April 2017.
Mühlbauer Automation is going to build the third phase of its plant in Nitra.
Textile and clothing industry in the red for a long time
28 locations in Slovakia listed in the ranking. Many affected by heavy industries.
If it were not for the automotive sector, Slovak industrial production would fall says analyst.
One third of jobs is jeopardized by automatisation. Another third has been already affected.
Slovakia's car industry already faces lower demand in Britain.
The International Robotics Federation sees Slovakia as the world's 15th largest robot market.
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- 2. Slovakia wins its first Olympic gold in Tokyo
- 3. Third pandemic wave has already arrived in Slovakia
- 4. Power cut affects large part of Bratislava
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- 1. Protesters cause a traffic collapse in downtown Bratislava
- 2. Protesters attempted to enter parliament, police intervened with tear gas (updated)
- 3. Non-vaccinated will not pay for tests for work, school or shops
- 4. News digest: Slovak Olympic team is the smallest in country's history, but medal hopes are high
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- 6. Power cut affects large part of Bratislava
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- 9. Third pandemic wave has already arrived in Slovakia
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