Slovenia: bill passed making it easier for older employees to work

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17 June 2025 à 13h58

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The Slovenian government today adopted a bill on labour market regulation. One of the objectives of the draft law is to increase the employment rate among older people. To this end, it increases temporary or casual work for pensioners by raising the monthly limit on the number of hours they are allowed to work from 60 to 85. Secondly, the bill creates a bonus for hiring unemployed people aged 59 and over. Finally, in order to adapt the workload, it introduces the possibility of part-time...

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