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Tallinn's program supports creation of new jobs

Oct 01, 2009
By Ella Karapetyan

TALLINN - According to Estonia's Prime Minister Andrus Ansip, social jobs that are created and sponsored by the state would undermine market competition. The prime minister claims that these social jobs won't be productive, as they can violate the "market situation." The prime minister was speaking in reference to Tallinn's Economic Recession Assistance Package, approved on April 16, which aims to help both unemployed individuals and businesses in the capital city. Under the plan, 1,000 mini ...

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