Majority of foreign investors is happy in Slovakia
The majority of foreign investors in Slovakia do not plan to make redundancies in the next year, according to a survey of foreign chambers of commerce in Slovakia. They consider energy prices and lack of workers the biggest threats, along with political instability. They plan to raise wages by 9% this year and counter the ageing population with investments in automation and education as well as incentives for retirement-age employees to stay at work. Fully 76% rate the current economic situation in Slovakia as satisfactory, a slight improvement on last year. They rate their own business even slightly better.
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