Slovenia: bill adopted to introduce partial unemployment scheme

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On 6 March, the Slovenian government approved a bill introducing a partial unemployment scheme. This scheme aims to preserve jobs when a company is temporarily unable to provide sufficient work for its employees due to exceptional circumstances, such as a natural disaster or a crisis situation (e.g., flood, pandemic).

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