Only 8% of Bulgarian companies, mostly small ones, will receive state aid for wages under the 60:40 scheme. The remaining 92% will either cut staff, reduce salaries, and put employees on paid and unpaid leave, a study by the Bulgarian Industrial Association shows. Some businesses resort to laying off personnel because there is no forecast as to when the extraordinary circumstances will end.
As of today Covid-19 data made public online As of today institutions, the public and media will obtain information about the coronavirus pandemic from the Single Information Portal. 77 hospitals and 144 laboratories in the country have..
French-German consortium SOF Connect is to be Sofia Airport’s concessionaire for the next 35 years. This was made possible after the Supreme Administration Court ruled today that a decision by the Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC)..
Tickets for traffic violations, as well as all violations committed, can from now on be checked online, the State e-Government Agency has announced. Reference may be made on the agency’s website by name, number of driver’s license of the..
25 new cases of Covid-19 were confirmed in Bulgaria in the past 24 hours. A total of 1,174 PCR tests were made during the period. The number of people..
Only social anti-epidemic measures remain after June 15 On June 15, the emergency epidemic situation related to the Covid-19 pandemic ends. After..
No more coronavirus briefings, crisis headquarters to work until end of year On the 100 th day after the establishment of the National..
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