Gonsiori 29, 15027 Tallinn, Estonia
e-mail: info|a|sm.ee
phone: +372 626 9301
fax: +372 699 2209
Office hours: 8:30-17:00
As of 01.07.2009, the procedure for the payment of sickness benefit will change, applied for certificates for sick leave according to which leave from work begins on 1 July 2009 or later.
The Estonian Health Protection Inspectorate has created a telephone hotline for questions about the novel influenza A/H1N1 (human swine influenza).
As of today Estonia continues to implement the action plan for influenza pandemic preparedness at phase 5 level 1. This means that no widespread community-level outbreaks of influenza are found in Estonia or other countries with...
Although no explicit prohibition to travel or any other additional restrictions have been imposed on travellers due to the occurrence of cases caused by the novel influenza virus (A/H1N1) spreading around the globe, we recommend...
The law amendments that concern compensation for days spent on sick leave enter into force on July 1st. The main change is that employees will not be paid compensation for the first three days on sick leave and compensation for...
1 January 2009 saw the launch of the national children’s help line 116 111. The help line will allow people to inform the authorities of any children in need when they need it and will offer both children and adults useful...