Commenting on GDP figures for January 2021 published today by the ONS, BCC Head of Economics, Suren Thiru, said: “The latest data confirms a better than expected start to the year for the UK economy as the third lockdown and post-Brexit border disruption combined to trigger only a relatively modest decline in economic activity in January. “The vaccine rollout and budget stimulus will boost output as restrictions…
There are nationwide restrictions on movement outside the home. The measures and restrictions in a given district may change according to the local epidemiological situation, as set out in a framework announced by the Slovak government known as the ‘Covid Automat’. Details can be found on the Slovak government website (in Slovak only). The Slovak government has…
Negative test to be required as of Wednesday 27 January 2021 when travelling to work or going into the countryside, as well as when going to banks, insurance companies, petrol stations or newsagents. http://bit.ly/36f1IXb
8 January 2021 Press conference with PM Igor Matovic, Russell Leslie, Executive Director JLR & Miroslava Remenarova Corporate Affairs Manager JLR and Chair of the British Chamber of Commerce in Slovakia. Watch the press conference (watch from 12:55min)
The Slovak government has imposed restrictions on public life to counter the spread of COVID-19. There are nationwide restrictions on movement outside the home. A nationwide curfew with stricter lockdown measures is in place for a 20 hour period each day from 5am to 1am the following day between 1 January and 24 January. Exemptions…
The Slovak Government announced at a press conference a further lockdown from 5am on Saturday 19 December until at least 10 January. Main headlines: All shops will close except necessary ones (grocery stores, pharmacies, petrol stations, post offices, pet food shops and those delivering goods bought online) People from max 2 households are permitted to…
Covid Pfizer vaccine approved for use next week in UK
Innovations from CEIT in Žilina accelerate the post-crisis restart of companies. Slovak industry is one of the sectors most affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Today, companies are primarily focused on maintaining production processes even in conditions of stricter hygiene and preventive measures. That is why we at CEIT have developed a number of original solutions…
We are now facing an extraordinary situation, where the world has virtually been stopped by the COVID-19 virus. As you have already been informed, we decided that we are going to help to win the fight and we allocated 500 000 euros to the initiative MiddleCap Help. We have chosen wisely where the money will be spent…
Happy to share with you that Tesco Slovensko continue the cooperation with charities despite exceptional circumstances and this is how they support their customers. Find out more – https://corporate.tesco.sk/en/
