"Night work will be 50 percent more expensive, labor will be more expensive. Yes, it's true. But give me a calculation of how much it costs for a man to come from Maribor to Ljubljana to work and drive three hours, work here eight hours and then think he'll drive home three more hours.

+Portal (Portal Plus)IndependentCenter12 days ago

The article discusses the increased cost of night work, highlighting that it will be 50% more expensive due to higher labor costs. It references Minister for Infrastructure Jernej Vrtovec's criticism of short-sighted planning of roadworks in Slovenia, which fails to consider broader economic impacts of traffic disruptions. The piece includes a calculation example involving travel time between Maribor and Ljubljana.

Bias read (Center): The article presents a neutral discussion of economic implications related to night work and infrastructure planning without overtly favoring any political side. It cites an official source (Minister Jernej Vrtovec) and provides a practical example without editorializing or biased language.