delodajalci

- ilustrativna fotografija - bolniška soba - bolnišnica, bolnica, H, pacient, bolnik- Nova Nevrološka klinika v LjubljaniFOTO: JAKA GASAR / NEDELJSKIOPOMBA: SAMO ZA OBJAVO V NEDELJSKEM DNEVNIKU TER EDICIJAH DNEVNIKA

Zdravstvo

Po zaostritvi sankcij za zlorabe bolniškega staleža manj bolniških odsotnosti

26.02.2026 - simbolična fotografija ZPIZFoto: Tomaž Skale

Rušenje sistema

Svet Zpiza nasprotuje predlogu zakona o interventnih ukrepih za razvoj Slovenije

- 22.04.2026 - Laura Orel//FOTO: Jaka GasarOPOMBA: ZA OBJEKTIV - INTERVJU / Foto: Jaka Gasar

Intervju

Laura Orel: V Sloveniji imamo trgovino z ljudmi, pa si tega ne upamo poimenovati

Roofers doing renovation work on rooftop at the old town of City of Ljubljana on a cloudy summer day. Photo taken August 9th, 2023, Ljubljana, Slovenia. / Foto: Michael Derrer Fuchs

Alarmantne številke

Krvavi davek dela: med prelaganjem odgovornosti delavci umirajo

Builder injury accident falling scaffolding to the floor. Basic first aid training for support accident in site work, Safety team help employee accident. / Foto: Akacin Phonsawat Getty Images

TRAGIČNO

Goran Lukić: »Država preganja bolne delavce, medtem ko delodajalci nekaznovano proizvajajo invalide«

ZIMSKI REGRES

Gospodarstvo ni propadlo, denar za božičnico do roka našla skoraj vsa podjetja

Jernej Vrtovec, Zoran Stevanović in Anže Logar, t.i. tretji steberFotografije združene z AI

razbremenitev gospodarstva

Delodajalci z odločno podporo predlogu interventnega zakona

In this March 25, 2014 photo, workers keep an eye on well heads during a hydraulic fracturing operation at an Encana Corp. oil well, near Mead, Colo. The first experimental use of hydraulic fracturing was in 1947, and more than 1 million U.S. oil and oil wells have been fracked since, according to the American Petroleum Institute. The National Petroleum Council estimates that up to 80 percent of natural oil wells drilled in the next decade will require hydraulic fracturing. (AP Photo/Brennan Linsley)

trg dela

V ZDA so februarja ukinili skoraj 100.000 delovnih mest

mikročipONLINE EMBARGO 13.00 BST, 20/10/25 PRIMA ultra-thin microchip. // Blind people have been able to read again thanks to a tiny eye implant half as thick as a human hair. The pioneering device paired with augmented-reality glasses restored vision to older people who had lost their sight as a result of an untreatable eye condition. The results of clinical trials showed that 84% of participants were able to read letters, numbers and words using prosthetic vision through an eye that had previously lost its sight due to age-related macular degeneration (AMD). Those treated with the device - 30 micrometres or 0.03 millimetres thick - could also read, on average, five lines of a vision chart - even though some participants could not even see the chart before surgery. The revolutionary new implant is the first ever device to enable people to read letters, numbers and words through an eye that had lost its sight. The trial, involving 38 patients at 17 hospital sites across five countries including Moorfields Eye Hospital in London, tested the device called PRIMA. Photo released 20/10/2025,Image: 1047021023, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: Editorial use, commercial use may require additional licenses. We don't use AI to make images which could be mistaken for news photos. AI use will be clearly indicated. Supplied on condition you ensure personal data is processed in compliance with UK GDPR, Model Release: no

distopično

Bodo podjetja čipirala svoje delavce? V ZDA že sprejemajo zakone, da bi to preprečili