We have prepared an overview of the state’s tax package, the aim of which is to alleviate the negative impact on companies resulting from the

The government will provide at least 2 billion euros in support to Estonian employees and the economy in the emergency situation. In order to mitigate

The Chamber has turned to the Financial Supervision Authority to address the guidelines ‘Organisational solutions and preventive measures for credit and financial institutions to take

In the current emergency situation where restrictions have a significant impact on economic activities, many companies find it difficult or even impossible to fulfil their

The lawyers of the Chamber have prepared an overview of the possibilities that the Employment Contract Act offers for employers in order to cope with

Last autumn, the Ministry of Social Affairs came out with the draft that in certain situations gave Estonian companies the obligation to submit data to

The Chamber has sent to the Ministry of Social Affairs an opinion related to the intent to develop a draft act for the amendment of

The Chamber contacted the Ministry of Social Affairs in relation to the requirement imposed on employers to prepare a safety instruction for all work equipment

The main aim of the study is to develop a better understanding of the current state of the management of cyber risks. An improved understanding

The EESC ECO Section is organizing a public hearing on "The collaborative economy - data exchange with tax authorities" to be held in Tallinn on