Estonia: employers present manifesto for the next four years

In its document, the federation proposes several measures to improve competitiveness, including to:
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most important aims of the organization for the next four years. The document presents some specific suggestions on how to further develop the Estonian economy and society: limit to social contributions, limit to the right to strike, opening the labor market to foreign labor, more flexivle labor contracts, remove free higher education, and so on. The confederation claims that one of the aims of publishing the document was to commence a national debate, especially in the light of the upcoming p

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