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As of 01.06.2023 the Act No. 1/2023 Coll. amends the provisions of the Labour Code defining the wage benefits and entitlements of both employees and persons working under agreements outside the employment relationship (DvP, DPČ and DoBPŠ).
The change relates the benefits value and the method of calculation. From 01.06.2023, the wage benefits will be determined by a percentage of the hourly minimum wage (as it in 2020).
Wage benefits from 01.06.2023 | |
Overtime supplement | Min. 25% of average hourly earnings |
Supplement for work on public holidays | Min. 100% of average earnings |
Supplement for Saturday work | Min. 50% of minimum hourly earnings (€2.02 after rounding) |
Supplement for Sunday work | Min. 100% minimum hourly earnings = €4.023 |
Supplement for night work | Min. 40% of minimum hourly earnings (€1.61 after rounding), for hazardous work min. 50% of minimum hourly earnings (€2.02 after rounding) |
Compensation for harmful work conditions | Min. 20% of minimum hourly earnings (€0.81 after rounding) |
Compensation for inactive standby time | Min. 20% of minimum hourly earnings (€0.81 after rounding) |
In reduce the administrative burden in 2022, the Social Insurance Company launched the transition to the system of electronic sick leaves.
By voluntarily joining this system, doctors could register patients as incapable of work without paper documentation as of 01.06.2022.
One year later – i.e. as of 01.06.2023, all general practitioners, doctors of medical facilities and gynecologists will only issue ePN, i.e. all paper documentation related to employees’ sick leave ceases to exist.
As of 01.01.2024, specialist doctors, including doctors providing dental care are also expected to join the electronic system.
In accordance with the transitional setting of § 52 of the Income Tax Act as of 01.05.2023, there is no dependence between the “free meals” subsidy and the tax bonus for a dependent child under § 52 par. 4 letter b).
This means that from May 2023, a parent can receive a child tax bonus up to the age of 18 and a meal subsidy at the same time.
On 09.05.2023, the National Council of the Slovak Republic approved a law amending and supplementing Act No. 571/2009 Coll. on the parental allowance (pending signature of the President and publication in the Collection of Laws).
Based on the above-mentioned law, a parent may receive the allowance for a child up to the age of 6, provided that this child has not been admitted to a state kindergarten according to the child's permanent residence.
The entitlement must be supported by the decision on non-admission to kindergartens (not older than 12 months) at the Labour Office according to the parent's permanent residence, on an annual basis.
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