Several times in life, a person finds himself in a situation where he thinks about his work. Either because he lost the old one or he needs to change his job. But sometimes it’s not that simple. We ask ourselves different questions – how to do what will be best for me?
In today’s hectic and fast-paced times, the demands on an employee’s knowledge, skills, abilities and performance are very high. That is why education is one of the fundamental goals of society in order to grow. This means that companies strive to train and continuously develop the skills of their employees, according to their job position
It is a long-established fact that a suitable working environment increases employee productivity. According to surveys, a higher percentage of people consider good working conditions to be more important than the amount of pay. Foreign companies, with their branches in Slovakia, follow the global trend, which includes various corporate events, wellness stays, rest and relaxation
Looking for a job? You have responded to a job offer and have been invited for a job interview. This means that your CV has caught the attention of a potential employer. In the next step, it will be both your and the employer’s goal to determine whether you are the right candidate for the
Looking for a job abroad can seem like a daunting task, but if you follow our advice, your search will be a little easier.Working abroad is a dream for many. But the road to the dream is not easy. There are many tasks ahead of you that are linked to your job search. You have
Jobseekers who are registered as unemployed and going for a job interview can apply for reimbursement of part of their travel costs. According to the Office of Labour, Social Affairs and Family, travel expenses are expenses for transport by public transport from the place of permanent residence or from the place of temporary residence, and
A transport allowance for transport to and from work (hereinafter referred to as the ‘allowance’) may be granted by the Authority to an employer on the basis of a written agreement if the employer provides transport for employees to and from work on a daily basis on the grounds that there is no demonstrable transport
The Authority shall provide a monthly job mobility allowance (hereinafter referred to as 'the allowance') to cover part of the housing expenses related to a change of residence in connection with obtaining employment for at least six months to an employee who has been a jobseeker on the register of jobseekers for at least three
If you’ve been thinking about moving to a region other than where you live for work, now is the time. Any unemployed person from a region with few job opportunities who is willing to find a longer-term job at least 70 kilometres from their home can receive a financial contribution from the state to support
