Almost every application employees submit to the labour dispute committee includes a claim for compensation for non-material damage, according to the committee chairs, as described by the Director General of the Labour Inspectorate.
Dividend taxation in Estonia from 2025: when and how to distribute dividends and when tax-free redistribution is possible.
This AI assistant helps assess whether an employment contract complies with applicable labour law and identifies potential risk areas. It is suitable for anyone who wants to perform an initial review of an employment contract document (in PDF or Word), detect shortcomings, and reduce legal risks before using or signing the contract.
What happens if a cyber criminal manages to gain access to critical systems in the "smart house"?
On 1 January 2018, a new Labour Dispute Resolution Act (hereinafter referred to as TVS by its Estonian acronym) will enter into force, supplanting the Individual Labour Dispute Resolution Act (hereinafter ITVS) in force up to 31 December.
In October, a Finnish company acquired the majority shareholding in the Milrem LCM OÜ, a company that provides maintenance and repair work for Estonian Defence Forces armoured vehicles and other military vehicles.
Grant Thornton Baltic advised the sale of AS United Motors vehicles retail business in Estonia. BMW and KIA vehicles retail business, vehicle parts and accessories retail business, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles in Tallinn, Tartu, Pärnu and Kohtla-Järve were sold to Inchcape Motors Estonia OÜ. GTB advised the seller AS United Motors on legal, financial and tax due diligence performed by the buyer, and carrying out the transaction. GTB had a remarkable role in negotiating the terms and price of the transaction.
Handling cash – requirements that tend to be forgotten
Estonia’s entrepreneur of the year: the biggest risk is laziness
A bronze medal for Estonia’s female execs!
Estonia taking over EU Presidency: great opportunity to foster digital technology innovation
Private sector involved in developing Estonia’s e-residency programme
Which companies have to audit this year’s annual report?
Employees posted to Estonia must be registered with the Labour Inspectorate
Confusion over the future EU-Britain trade relations