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Investment should primarily go to development of people s skills and knowledge

RIGA - When research and development goals are concerned, investment should primarily go to people's skills and knowledge, and implementatio.

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Increase of retirement age might foster shadow economy

RIGA - Increase of the retirement age might foster shadow economy in Latvia and distrust in social insurance system, said Egils Baldzens, the ch.

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Employees believe discrimination in labor market occurs mainly on grounds of age and health condition

RIGA - In Latvia, women earn on average 11.6 percent less than men, however employees believe that discrimination in the labor market mainly occ.

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More than 23 000 education workers to take part in indefinite strike in Latvia - Baltic News Network

More than 23 000 education workers to take part in indefinite strike in Latvia - Baltic News Network
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23,600 teachers from 815 education institutions to go on strike next Monday

RIGA - As many as 23,601 education employees from 815 education institutions will go on an open-ended strike next Monday, Inga Vanaga, chair of .

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