Janša Would Redirect 50,000 Public Sector Employees to the Economy
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Prime Minister Janez Janša announced the restructuring of the public sector at the opening of the 58th International Fair of Opportunities and Cooperation (MOS) in Celje. According to him, approximately 50,000 employees are expected to gradually flow into the economy, where there is a shortage of labor. The process is expected to take place without layoffs, mainly through natural attrition and personnel transfers. Concrete solutions are expected…
At the opening of the 58th International Fair of Opportunities and Cooperation (Mosa) in Celje today, Prime Minister Janez Janša announced the restructuring of the public sector, within which, according to him, around 50,000 employees are expected to gradually flow into the economy.
At the opening of the 58th International Fair of Opportunities and Cooperation in Celje, Prime Minister Janez Janša announced a restructuring of the public sector, within which, according to him, around 50,000 employees are to be gradually transferred into the economy. This is to be done without layoffs, mainly through natural attrition and employee transfers.
The Celje Fair is hosting the 58th MOS until Sunday, which this year features 650 exhibitors from 22 countries. At the opening, Prime Minister Janez Janša, among other things, raised the issue of the number of employees in the public sector, where at least 50,000 people are said to be redundant and should be redirected to jobs in the economy.
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Prime Minister Janez Janša is 58 today at the inauguration. At the International Fair of Opportunities and Cooperation (Mos) in Celje, he announced the restructuring of the public sector, within the framework of which, according to him, about 50,000 employees should gradually flow into the economy. This is supposed to be done without layoffs, mainly with the natural outflow and transition of employees. Janša is in a moderated conversation that […
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