Employers and the self-employed in Slovakia will be able to draw aid from the state until September. The minimum monthly wage for 2021 should be EUR 620.

The new Slovak Act for COVID-19 emergency measures authorises the Public Health Authority to collect, process and store data from mobile phones of Slovak Republic residents, even without their consent.

As we informed you in our previous article about the Slovak version of ‘Catch-22', the Slovak government has adopted several financial measures to support employees...

A short interview with Kinstellar client Michal Štencl—Executive Chairman & Founder of Sygic and leader of a team of volunteers developing mobile apps for the Slovak government in the fight...

The Slovak Public Health Authority (SPHA) has issued new guidelines and recommendations for employers on protective and safety measures to make workplaces as safe as possible and give people the confidence to return to work during coronavirus pandemic.

On 1 November 2020, the Slovak Central Office of Labour, Social Affairs, and Family introduced details of an extended state aid package ‘First Aid +' to mitigate the consequences...

It may be challenging for non-Slovak speakers to understand the recent stream of extraordinary measures imposed by the Slovak government in response to the COVID-19 pandemic...

On 4 May 2021 the Slovak parliament adopted Act No. 215/2021 on compensation for shortened work, widely known as Kurzarbeit.

The Slovak Government has introduced state aid measures to support employers and the self-employed affected by the coronavirus crisis.

This article has been prepared by Kinstellar's team in Bratislava based on frequently asked client questions and contains key legal recommendations for employers in Slovakia regarding the spread...

COVID-19 outbreak has far-reaching impacts on the all aspects on our lives and businesses. During the first week of April 2020, Slovak government and parliament worked hard to adopt a first...