The article analyzes Estonia's current and prospective employee involvement systems on the background of other European Union states.
Epp Kallaste
PRAXIS Center for Policy Studies, assistant to Project Manager
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The article analyzes Estonia's current and prospective employee involvement systems on the background of other European Union states.
This year, the 57th World Health Care Congress adopted a resolution on international migration calling on countries to ameliorate the negative impacts of migration of health care workers, especially in developing countries.
Concerns involving the free movement of workers in Estonia are different from the ones in current EU member states. It is not an influx that is feared but rather an exodus of younger people due to a preponderance of highly qualified people and a resulting shortage of staff and drop in competitiveness.