In the first session of this year’s Parliament, several innovations were adopted that will have an impact on the activities of entrepreneurs. We’ve summarised the most important changes for you in four points.
Career failure – who or what is behind it? Bad boss, colleagues or just bad luck? At the University of California, Morten T. Hansen conducted research on 5,000 employees and managers to discover the reasons for professional failure. Despite the different culture, the research conclusions can be accurately applied to Slovakia.
Since 2004, 13 new Member States (including Slovakia) have joined the European Union. During this time, many significant investments have been made in these countries, largely due to the low cost of labour. But how has the situation changed during our EU membership? Are the new Member States still attractive to investors?
You know the drill – there are five working days in a week, and you’re taking each one full throttle. If a person does not find the right kind of relaxation, he is at risk of mental burnout. We work hard in our agency too, so we asked our colleagues what they find the best
The work I used to love suddenly loses its meaning. I question whether it’s worth the effort and start doing only the things I really need to do. I lost motivation. If you have described your current state of mind in any of these ways, take heart. You are close to mental exhaustion or burnout.
If temperatures climb above 30 degrees Celsius and stay at that temperature, the law speaks of exceptionally warm days. And since your employer is responsible for your health at work, he or she should react promptly to the heat.
It will help jumpstart your career and hold you up in bad times. Thanks to it, you can get an internal position even in a company that would not otherwise give you a chance. The employment agency is your partner, not your enemy. Are you looking for a job for a longer period of time?
Will they pay me for my work? Will they be fair to me? Do I get as much as a tribal employee? These are the most common concerns of people looking for a job through an employment agency. Compared to the past, today’s legislation protects them much more.
The graduate of the internship will receive a monthly allowance of 128,76€ from the state . This represents 65% of the minimum subsistence level of an adult natural person (minimum subsistence level). This minimum subsistence level is always determined on 1. July. The allowance is provided by the Office of Labour, Social Affairs and Family
Corporate training of employees is not only time-consuming but also organisationally demanding. It is difficult to organise it in a way that the scope, date and format suits everyone. Therefore, self-education has become a big trend.
