While the Janša government set records for low unemployment, the Golob government is losing its grip when it comes to the same problem. Let’s also remember the top credit ratings we had under the previous government. On the 22nd of April this year, Moody’s confirmed Slovenia’s credit rating at A3 with a stable outlook. Despite
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The number of people who are registered as unemployed continues to decline steadily. Data from the Employment Service of Slovenia show that at the end of June, 53,860 persons were registered as unemployed, which is 3.6 percent less than in May, and 24.2 percent less than in June of last year. This also means we
“Currently, only 59,169 unemployed people are registered with the Employment Service of Slovenia, which is the lowest in the history of Slovenia,” the government recently announced this very optimistic figure. The number even improved from the last time we reached a record low in terms of unemployed people – namely, in September 2008, 59,303 people
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Slovenia is recording excellent results in the areas of unemployment, economic growth, income growth, as well as trade and investment promotion. However, these results cannot be taken for granted because if the state had not borrowed, it would not have been able to properly stimulate the economy and thus maintain employment. Despite the fact that
Slovenia’s joblessness saw a slight monthly increase in October, as a total of 66,654 people were registered as unemployed at the end of the month. The total number was up 0.8% compared to September and down 20.3% year-on-year. The Employment Service said the uptick was typical for this time of year as first-time job seekers
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The lifting of restrictions and the intervention measures to preserve jobs have largely contributed to the reduction of unemployment, which also fell in June. Namely, in June, 71,094 people were registered as unemployed with the Employment Service, which is 5.4 percent less than a month earlier. In the last month, the professions that were hired