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“People can’t just pack their things and go work in Bratislava: home is home.”
Volkswagen Slovakia Paralysed By Great Strike For Higher Wages
Volkswagen employees in Devínska Nová Ves are demanding a 16 per cent salary increase or longer breaks.
I must be happy at work. There is no way to get a job anywhere else.
People are afraid to say what they think at work.
Holding Up a Mirror to Anti-Communism
The play follows a basic narrative; the transformation from communism to democracy is unfinished or incomplete.
Slovak Generation Z Battles Corruption in Politics
Corruption could not have inspired more people to take to the streets.
Sacred Retail and Progress
Work needs to be divided from free time in order for the ideology of labour to function properly.
The Economic Interests in Slovak Media
Slovakian media keeps exclusively pushing the opinions of the non-transparent and lobbying INESS, but INESS’ financial sources put their opinions into question.