Croatia
Judicial Police Union: Who Will Secure the New Facility?
SPPH warns that the proposed law raises a number of questions about risk assessment, staff shortages, and funding for a facility intended to house convicts after they have served their sentences.
Croatia
New Tenancy Act: Contracts Only Through Notaries
The new Tenancy Act, replacing the 1996 regulation, introduces notarized contracts, limits rent increases, and sets clear rules for eviction and protection against non-payment.
Croatia
New Tenancy Law: State as Guarantor, Tenants Facing a 10,000 Euro Wall
The Ministry of Construction has presented a proposal that, after 30 years, introduces order into long-term rentals, but mandatory promissory notes and bureaucracy raise concerns, especially in expensive cities like Dubrovnik.
World
California Introduces Higher Minimum Wage, New Rules for Streaming and Schools from July
State minimum hourly wage remains $16.90, but rises above $26 in larger cities and sectors