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Estonia has presented its draft budget for the upcoming year, outlining a 21.3 billion euro plan that prioritizes increased funding for defense and pensions, while also detailing reductions in healthcare spending. The government has also announced intentions to raise salaries for teachers and rescuers, contrasting with a plan to freeze its own pay raises. Minister of Social Affairs Karmen Joller commented on the minimum wage increase for healthcare professionals, suggesting it is not the…
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Full: 21.3 billion plan: more money for defense and pensions, less for…
Estonia's draft budget for the upcoming year, totaling 21.3 billion, allocates increased funding to defense and pensions while reducing healthcare spending.
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Full: This is Estonia's budget for next year.
A detailed presentation of Estonia's state budget for the upcoming year.
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No 'Sharing Party': Government Aims for Salary Increases for Teachers and…
The Estonian government plans to increase salaries for teachers and rescuers but intends to freeze its own pay raises.
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Joller on the increase in minimum wages for healthcare workers: I don't see it…
A statement from Joller regarding the minimum wage increase for healthcare professionals, suggesting it is not the primary concern.
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