Czech Senate approves 3 new COVID compensation laws
The Czech Senate voted in favor of three new laws related to the coronavirus epidemic on Wednesday, the Czech Radio reported.
These include legislation that will compensate people who have been placed into quarantine or self-isolation with up to CZK 370 a day (some EUR 14.65), a compensation bonus for entrepreneurs and business associates who have been affected by coronavirus counter-measures and an 80% salary compensation for workers forced to stay at home in order to care for a coronavirus afflicted household member.
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