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Tallinn schools' adminstrative contracts to change - Vimarsana News

Tallinn schools' adminstrative contracts to change

Tallinn is at the finish line in its complicated negotiations with the capital's schools' administrative contracts partners, and is aimed at concluding or recalculating unreasonably expensive long-term agreements. If agreement isn't reached to lower the fees with these partners, the city can implement its right to buy out the schools before the deadline.

Tallinn official local elections turnout reported at 54.5 percent - Vimarsana News

Tallinn official local elections turnout reported at 54.5 percent

Voting in the capital at last Sunday's local elections went smoothly, with no major obstacles or incidents, the electoral committee reports, while the official turnout of 54.5 percent of eligible voters in Estonia's largest population center was approximately the same as the figure for the whole country.

Thirty-one Tallinn advance voting polling stations open Monday to Thursday - Vimarsana News

Thirty-one Tallinn advance voting polling stations open Monday to Thursday

Over 30 polling stations are open in Tallinn Monday to Thursday, as the capital, and local municipalities nationwide, go to the polls. On election day itself, there will be nearly 100 polling stations open.

Final preparations underway for start of advanced voting - Vimarsana News

Final preparations underway for start of advanced voting

Advanced voting for Estonia's local elections starts on Monday and the final preparations are being made at polling stations. The procedure has been simplified this year.

Civil servant salaries increased more than average in 2020 - Vimarsana News

Civil servant salaries increased more than average in 2020

The average monthly salary of a civil servant in Estonia rose by 3.8 percent last year to €1,948 while the average salary rose by 2.9 percent. Secretary of State Taimar Peterkop had the highest salary at over €80,000.