Business & Finance
Monaco’s Justice Secretary: “We need to come out of the shadows”
When Samuel Vuelta Simon arrived in Monaco as Secretary of State for Justice just over a year ago, he made a shocking discovery: the Principality’s Wikipedia page didn’t even mention its justice system.
Read moreBack to business at Larvotto construction site
Monaco is reopening the Larvotto construction site to workers, saying the beach project is “essential for the development of the Principality”.
Request for Extraordinary Minimum Income
Monaco’s self-employed entrepreneurs will have access to a minimum monthly income as part of the government’s new economic measures, effective immediately.
€280 million to cover Monaco’s workers
The Prince’s government has announced another raft of economic measures to support employees impacted by the Covid-19 crisis.
New division to help businesses
The government has created a ‘Covid-19 Businesses Unit’ to help companies affected by the health crisis, as well as a general information web page in English for citizens of the Principality.
Trader's union wants blanket rental relief
The president of Monaco’s Trader’s Union is calling on the government to step in amid complaints that private owners are not offering rental relief for small businesses in the Principality.
Salaried employees up 2.9% in 2019
Monaco’s private sector saw a 2.9% rise last year in workers holding full time contracts over the year before.