Economics
News on Slovakia's economy and employment
Bank analysts see global supply chain problems as the culprit.
Investors are more cautious in terms of investments, but they have ambitious hiring plans.
There has never been more money available from the EU.
They call on the Economy Ministry to show them more respect.
The change should compensate companies for high electricity prices.
In 2020, global insured losses from natural catastrophes amounted to $81 billion.
Voltia is partnering with Stellantis to expand its e-vans and adapt them for urban delivery.
Delivery services had to adapt to both increases and decreases in demand.
Post-pandemic recovery plans will create additional pressure on the price increase of building material.
The inflation rate has been the highest since February 2020.
The central bank warns of the low vaccination rate may in the end negatively impact GDP.
The sector will continue to be driven by e-commerce, the automotive sector and the global trend of sustainability.
Lawyers most often answered queries about state aid, sensitive data or repatriantion of posted employees.
Apartment construction lagging demand as more people move to capital.
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Sustainable construction means different things to different cities.
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Fairtrade products are on the rise in Slovakia. Cocoa was the most popular among them.
Investors perceive the government’s reform policy as a positive signal for the country.
Smart solutions should be aimed at increasing the comfort of people working in offices.
Alexei Miller of Gazprom assured that cooperation with Slovakia will continue at the set level.
Total increase in expenditures not necessary, economists say.
- 1. Slovakia enters all-out lockdown
- 2. Lockdown for just two weeks? Forget it, say experts
- 3. News digest: After first day in lockdown, many issues remain unanswered
- 4. News digest: Employers finally get manual for employee Covid testing
- 5. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 9,331 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 6. The biggest fountain in Bratislava will gush water again
- 7. Travels abroad possible despite lockdown
- 8. Employers will start testing unvaccinated employees on Monday
- 9. Christmas school holidays likely to start earlier
- 10. Foreigners' Police departments remain open for now
- 1. Slovakia enters all-out lockdown
- 2. UPDATED: Coalition agrees on lockdown, but details are not clear for now
- 3. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 9,331 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 4. Travels abroad possible despite lockdown
- 5. News digest: Slovakia hits critical number in hospitals, lockdown starts tomorrow
- 6. News digest: After first day in lockdown, many issues remain unanswered
- 7. News digest: Two-week lockdown planned, pending cabinet's approval
- 8. PM Heger: Cabinet approved lockdown for the unvaccinated
- 9. Bratislava Christmas markets cancelled due to pandemic situation
- 10. Lockdown for just two weeks? Forget it, say experts
- 1. Slovakia enters all-out lockdown
- 2. UPDATED: Coalition agrees on lockdown, but details are not clear for now
- 3. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 9,331 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 4. PM Heger: Cabinet approved lockdown for the unvaccinated
- 5. News digest: Two-week lockdown planned, pending cabinet's approval
- 6. Bratislava Christmas markets cancelled due to pandemic situation
- 7. Prime minister: We are discussing a vaccine mandate in Slovakia
- 8. News digest: Stricter measures come into force as gov't talks about total lockdown
- 9. Can I go to the hairdresser or shopping if I'm not vaccinated? (Q&A about new rules)
- 10. Bratislava has the position of a capital only on paper