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Measures for the Preservation of the Existing Jobs and Promotion of Employment

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12. 10. 2012

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Auditee(s)

Ministry of Labour, Family and Social Affaires Employment Service of Slovenia

Audit goal:

T o express an opinion on whether the two intervention measures from the field of preserving the existing jobs, i.e. Partial subsidization of full-time work and Partial reimbursement of payment compensation, as well as three measures from the field of promoting employment, i.e. Zaposli.me, Promotion of employment of the long-term unemployed 2009/2010 and Subsidies for self-employment in the period from 1 January 2008 to 28 May 2012 were effective and efficient.

Audited period:
from 1 January 2008 to 28 May 2012

Decision:
Decision no.: 320-4/2011/3
Date: 25. 3. 2011

Notes:

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Date:
11. 10. 2012
No.: 320-4/2011/89

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Education and sport Public utility services Social security system

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