Eesti in brief
Jun 10, 2009
Estonian companies are skeptical of religious minorities and more inclined to hire workers closer to home, a survey has found. Though most Estonian company managers claimed skill outweighed race, ethnic and religious considerations, a level of distrust remained about some minority groups, particularly those of Islamic faith. According to the survey, conducted by Saar Poll, employers were more inclined to hire people from closer regions, especially Scandinavian countries. Managers also indicated ...
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