Slovenia: partial subsidy for the reduction of working time to face the crisis enforced

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Publication: 27 January 2009 à 13h36

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The said subvention shall be granted to the employer provided that in the period of receiving it:

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he act entered into force the day after. Article 1 of the Subsidizing Act explicitly provides that it is possible to partially subsidize the reduction of working time in order to limit the impact of the economic crisis and to preserve jobs. By Bostjan Kavsek, senior associate at the Odvetniki Selih & Partnerji law firm, Ljubljana. (Ref. 090092)

Eligible parties. The “Zakon o delnem subvencioniranju polnega delovnega časa” is aimed at any commercial company or physical person employing people and

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