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Employers want to compensate workers' medical expenses tax free

Employers want to develop Estonia's healthcare expenses compensation scheme further by hiking the cap of expenses exempt from tax and making more health services eligible. For example, employers could in the future compensate dental, rehabilitation or cancer treatments. ....

Kaspar Kreek , Evelyn Liivam , Estonian Trade Unions Confederation , Estonian Employers Confederation , Arto Aas , Customs Board , Labor Peep Peterson , Peep Peterson , Healthcare Expenses Compensation ,

Next year's minimum wage hike to boost other benefits as well

Estonia's national minimum monthly wage will increase nearly 11 percent to €725, up from the current €654. The size of several benefits but also fees will increase accordingly as well. ....

Ulla Saar , Ron Luvi , Ministry Of Social Affairs Deputy , Estonian Employer Confederation , Estonian Trade Union Confederation , Arto Aas , Social Affairs Deputy Secretary General , Labor Ulla Saar , Estonian Employers Confederation , Ministry Of Social Affairs , Minimum Wage ,

Minister wants permanent sick pay from day two of illness

Minister of Health and Labor Peep Peterson (SDE) is to propose to the cabinet that a temporary sick pay system put in place in 2020, nationwide, be made permanent. Groups representing both employers and employees are broadly in favor of doing the same. ....

Jaan Hendrik Toomel , Estonian Trade Union Confederation Ameti , Employer Confederation , Health Insurance Fund Haigekassa , Estonian Trade Union Confederation , Health Insurance Fund , Arto Aas , Tallinn City Government , Peep Peterson , Sick Pay ,

Unions, employers agree 2023 minimum wage rise to €725 per month

The two major groups representing employers and employees in Estonia on Monday struck an agreement on the minimum wage for 2023, which will be set at €725 per month gross, a rise of €71 per month on this year's figure. ....

Jaan Hendrik Toomel , Estonian Employer Confederation Eesti , Estonian Trade Union Confederation Ameti , Arto Aas , Estonian Employer Confederation , Hendrik Toomel , Estonian Trade Union Confederation , Minimum Wage , Estonian Employers Confederation ,

Employers' Confederation: Raising taxes is not the best way forward now

Hyperinflation and economic uncertainty are the main reasons why it is better to have a moratorium on tax at the moment, Arto Aas, head of the Employers' Confederation (Tööandjate Keskliit) and member of the supervisory board of the Unemployment Insurance Fund (Töötukassa) says. Health and Labor Minister Peep Peterson's (SDE) goal of a tax increase is therefore not justifiable, Aas told ERR's radio news. ....

Lauri Kool , Unemployment Fund , Unemployment Insurance Fund , Minister Peterson , Unemployment Insurance Act , Peep Peterson , Arto Aas , Tööandjate Keskliit , Employers Confederation , Tax Increase ,