Slovak Government Proposes 38 Economic Measures with Less Than Day for Review

The Slovak government released a draft law containing 38 pro-growth economic measures Monday evening, giving the public less than 24 hours to review the proposals before a crucial tripartite meeting. The measures, prepared by Economy Minister Denisa Saková, are scheduled to be discussed Tuesday afternoon between government representatives, trade unions, and employers' associations. The government office published the draft legislation Monday night, allowing minimal time for stakeholders to study the nearly forty proposed economic reforms before the high-level negotiations. The tripartite council serves as Slovakia's main forum for dialogue between the government, labor unions, and business organizations on major economic and social policies.