03.02.2023
2022 was a busy year for the Labour Inspectorate in three areas – supervision, prevention, and labour disputes – and has brought a number of changes. Here, we look back at the year through statistics…
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03.02.2023
2022 was a busy year for the Labour Inspectorate in three areas – supervision, prevention, and labour disputes – and has brought a number of changes. Here, we look back at the year through statistics…
24.01.2023
Employers whose workrooms are in areas with increased radon risk are required to have the concentration of radon measured.
04.01.2023
Several amendments to the Employment Contracts Act and the Occupational Health and Safety Act entered into force this winter. Some amendments entered into force on 1 January 2023. Here is an overview…
07.12.2022
The Labour Inspectorate has prepared a sample employment contract, outlining all important aspects that should be considered when entering into an employment contract. It is a convenient tool for…
28.11.2022
The eTI portal will be open to the public until 1 December 2022.
13.10.2022
Last week, an awareness-raising campaign of the Labour Inspectorate was launched.
10.08.2022
The warm, gentle summer is receding and another wave of COVID-19 is picking up. Therefore, the Labour Inspectorate is once again focusing on stopping the spread of the virus.
05.08.2022
The European Federation of Building and Woodworkers (EFBWW), a social partner recognised at the level of the European Union, has launched a campaign called ‘Who’s the Boss? Stop Exploitation in…
01.04.2022
As the economy opened up in 2021, the number of occupational accidents increased. We lost around 1.1 million working hours due to occupational accidents.
09.03.2022
Estonian Labour Inspectorate put together an information sheet for refugees arriving from Ukraine and seeking for work. The sheet contains information about the most important regarding labour…