An important part of European Union policy making is learning from each other. During this project Scotland introduced its experience with Employability Learning Network and our role was to discuss the suitability of this model in the Estonian context.
Long reports can make people feel that they do not relate to them while a colleagues description of a real situation has an informative effect. The objective of this...
Could many local Internet access points (IAP) active in Estonian rural areas have potential to serve as distance working centres? The presence of a telework centre could possibly give...
Each law has side effects besides having desired effects. Lately more and more attention has been directed to a phenomena called administrative burden in the context of legal act...
This analysis was composed for assessing the socio-economic cost-benefit of train stop reconstruction and bringing waiting platforms up to standard. The purpose of the investments was to guarantee better safety and convenience for passengers and pedestrians crossing the railroad, and making passenger train transport more attractive to current non-users.
The number of permanently incapacitated people in Estonia has increased significantly and has reached 10 per cent of the working-age population. Permanent loss of ability to work will result...
European union member states try to learn from each other and this time Estonia shared knowledge and talked about renewed procedures on hiring qualified labour force. One of the...
Analysis often concentrate on the “average people” and “average results” but what about high- and low-achievers? This study looks at people with different levels of basic skills and their...
Information processing skills are essential for coping in today’s society. But what part do basic skills play on the labour market? We tried to find out by analysing PIAAC...
The Ministry of Finances entrusted us with delivering the training programme “Strengthening the analytical abilities of policymakers and government analysts.”