NEWS OF THE DAY: Government accepts Sunday to be declared a non-working day
The government has accepted the initiative for Sunday to be declared a non-working day, announced Prime Minister Zoran Zaev on his Facebook profile.
Zaev added that he has tasked the Ministry of Labour and Social Policy to submit a legal solution regarding this issue within 15 days.
“This solution is in the interest of the citizens, Sunday should be dedicated to rest, a day for more quality time for every citizen who needs it, a day for the family, a day for oneself”, added Zaev.
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The government at today’s session decided to shorten the working hours of hospitality facilities until 9.00 pm, except for delivery and over-the-counter sale of food, announced Prime Minister Zoran Zaev on his Facebook Profile.
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After a two-week postponement due to COVID-19, today in the Basic Criminal Court in Skopje, the trial for the illegal wiretapping “Target-Fortress” continued.
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Quick tests starting from today are free of charge for the citizens, those who were tested yesterday will have their money returned.
А. Petrovska
translation: N. Cvetkovska
