Job creation efforts increase
Jul 28, 2010
From wire reports
TALLINN - In the first half of 2010, the number of labor market measures implemented in Estonia has been bigger than planned and the cost of unemployment compensation has been smaller than projected, says the Unemployment Insurance Fund, reports news agency LETA. CEO of the Unemployment Insurance Fund, Meelis Paavel, stated that the fund’s priority this year is to implement measures that support job-creation and employment; this is also reflected in the volumes of the provision of relat ...
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