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Kadrioru Plaza
Vesivärava 50
10126 Tallinn, Estonia
Tel: +372 606 9600
Fax: +372 606 9601
E-mail: info@sirel.com
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Sirel Partners Law Firm
Kadrioru Plaza
Vesivärava 50
10126 Tallinn, Estonia
Tel: +372 606 9600
Fax: +372 606 9601
E-mail: info@sirel.com
Our advisor Turgay Kuleli is organizing a business webinar on 03.09.2020 along with Enterprise Estonia (EAS), Turkish Embassy in Estonia and Estonian Embassy in Turkey. The webinar will introduce business environment and trade possibilities in Estonia focusing mainly on agriculture - stock breeding, meat processing and dairy farming.
Asso Uibo, the foreign investment consultant of EAS in South Estonia will be speaking about investment opportunities and Turgay Kuleli will advise about international business development and taxation advantages.
All interested parties are invited to register via one of the below emails:
Enterprise Estonia: Andres.Labi@eas.ee
Turkish Embassy in Tallinn: Inan.Ozyildiz@mfa.gov.tr and/or Emrah.Yavuz@mfa.gov.tr
Sirel ja Partners Law Firm: Turgay.Kuleli@sirel.com
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Our advisor Turgay Kuleli is organizing a business webinar on 03.09.2020 along with Enterprise Estonia (EAS), Turkish Embassy in Estonia and Estonian Embassy in Turkey.
The webinar will introduce business environment and trade possibilities in Estonia focusing mainly on agriculture - stock breeding, meat processing and dairy farming.
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Our newest addition to the circle of partners is Attorney at Law Kristel Viru.
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The Estonian Government has declared an emergency situation concerning with the spread of coronavirus since March 12, 2020.
The economic environment has changed drastically, and many employers find themselves in a position where they are faced with dramatic drop in demand and are looking for ways to reduce labor costs.
Looking at long-term solutions redundancies are the answer, short-term however it is possible to temporarily reduce the wages of existing personnel down to official minimum wage.
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Since March 12, an emergency situation was declared by an Estonian Goverment due to the spread of coronavirus. The whole economic environment has changed dramatically and a great number of enterprises are faced with the ruthless truth of not being able to fulfill their contractual and non-contractual oblgations. A question of what can be done to protect ones company and legal rights is being asked by many right now.
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