Slovak Government Abolishes Two Public Holidays While Retaining 100% Surcharge for Work

The Slovak government has abolished May 8th and September 15th as public holidays, but employees will still receive a 100% surcharge for working on these days. Both holidays fall on a Friday this year, allowing companies to mandate leave.

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dennik-nSlovak166d ago

Vláda zrušila voľno 8. mája a 15. septembra, ale nechala 100‑percentné príplatky za prácu

Vláda zrušila 8. máj a 15. september ako deň pracovného pokoja, no zamestnancom v zákone zostal 100-percentný príplatok za prácu. Oba tieto sviatky vychádzajú tento rok na piatok, firmy môžu zamestnancom nariadiť aj povinné čerpanie voľna. Ministerstvo práce tvrdí, že chyba sa vyrieši na aprílovej schôdzi parlamentu. Keď vláda presadila, že 8. máj a 15. september už nebudú […]

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Slovak Government Abolishes Two Public Holidays While Retaining 100% Surcharge for Work

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Vláda zrušila voľno 8. mája a 15. septembra, ale nechala 100‑percentné príplatky za prácu

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