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Estonia, the hitherto digital dynamo of the Baltic, is hoping for an economic rebound in 2024 as it looks to escape Europe’s longest and deepest recession. So often the best-performing country of the entire emerging Europe region, topping just about every metric from public service digitalisation and education proficiency to investment promotion and sustainable […] ....
Meelis Paavel, chairman of the board at the Unemployment Insurance Fund (Töötukassa) said there should be some 13,000 vacancies in Estonia currently, but according to employers, unemployed people do not accept the openings. ....
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Approximately 2,000 firms in Harju and Ida-Viru counties who have been hit hardest by the coronavirus restrictions are eligible to apply for the latest round of state support, ETV news show Aktuaalne kaamera (AK) reported Wednesday night. The support will help to cover labor costs, from the beginning of next month. Restrictions rolled out in both counties are more stringent than in the rest of the country, due to their higher coronavirus rates, and include the closure of all restaurants– except for takeaway purposes– bars, cinemas, theaters, sports centers and spas. The restrictions are set to run until January 17. While the state offered support to firms similarly hit by the initial spring wave of the pandemic, this went directly to the employees themselves (though applications were conducted by employers). This time around, the support will be paid directly to and for the use of the employers themselves. ....