Slovenia introduces state subsidy for part-time work

Slovenia introduces state subsidy for part-time work

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The government adopted a bill introducing a state subsidy scheme for part-time work that could be activated in a natural disaster, an epidemic or an economic crisis, CE Report quotes STA.

Aimed at preventing layoffs, the scheme would provide a 60% salary compensation for workers whose hours had been cut.

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