HINA#EU ZELENA HR HINA ZDRAVLJE
PRETPLATI SE
NEWS BULLETIN NO. 13577 ·Varaždin marking 35th anniversary of its liberation from Yugoslav People’s Army ·Vučić: Verdict against Thaçi does not cover crimes against humanity ·Croatian MEPs comment on State of the Union address ·€80m Babina Gora Waste Management Centre opens ·European Parliament adopts Jerković report on cardiovascular diseases ·Rakocija: Digital product passport to be introduced in February 2027 ·News schedule for Thursday, 17 September ·Dačić: Thaci verdict is "clear but overdue" and a "political manoeuvre" ·ZSE Crobex falls for second day, Crobex10 snaps three-day winning streak ·NEWS BULLETIN NO. 13577 ·Varaždin marking 35th anniversary of its liberation from Yugoslav People’s Army ·Vučić: Verdict against Thaçi does not cover crimes against humanity ·Croatian MEPs comment on State of the Union address ·€80m Babina Gora Waste Management Centre opens ·European Parliament adopts Jerković report on cardiovascular diseases ·Rakocija: Digital product passport to be introduced in February 2027 ·News schedule for Thursday, 17 September ·Dačić: Thaci verdict is "clear but overdue" and a "political manoeuvre" ·ZSE Crobex falls for second day, Crobex10 snaps three-day winning streak ·

Business sector seeks urgent financial help for employees and craftspeople

· Source: Hina· Author: Vojo Micak· Photographer: Vojo Micak

ZAGREB, March 18 (Hina) - Representatives of Croatia's business sector concluded at a meeting on Wednesday that the government should help employees and craftspeople whose businesses have been temporarily shut down because of the coronavirus outbreak by granting them minimum wages in order to avoid layoffs and bankruptcies.

(Hina) vm

FILTER

Prikaži samo sadržaje koji zadovoljavaju:

od
do
An unhandled error has occurred. Reload 🗙