Blockchain Alliance CEE also launched to promote Slovenia as a blockchain destination. 

Changes apply to companies that are reliable, pay their obligations on time, do not break the law, and pay salaries 1.5 times the average. 

But almost 2/3 say it’s hard to find suitable staff. 

Also finds consumers have relaxed following the crisis and are spending more. 

Those breaking tax evasion rules face fines of between 400 and 30,000 euros, plus back taxes. 

Slovenia uses 11% of GDP for public sector wages. 

Slovenia is ranked 31st among 44 countries in the Europe region.