Tööandjatelt

Tööandjatelt is an Estonian term that translates to "from employers" or "from the employers." It typically refers to information, data, or responsibilities that originate from or are attributed to employers within the context of employment relationships and labor law. This can encompass a wide range of aspects, from official statements and policy documents to legal obligations and statistical data collected from employers.

In Estonian legal and administrative contexts, "tööandjatelt" might appear in discussions about reporting requirements, where employers are obligated to provide certain information to government agencies or other relevant bodies. For example, the Estonian Tax and Customs Board (Maksu- ja Tolliamet) collects data from employers regarding wages and social security contributions. Similarly, labor inspectorates may gather information from employers to ensure compliance with labor laws and workplace safety regulations.

The term can also be used to describe opinions or perspectives held by employers as a group. When discussing labor market trends, economic policies, or legislative changes affecting businesses, statements or concerns "tööandjatelt" might be cited to represent the employer viewpoint. This helps to provide a balanced understanding of the various stakeholders involved in the employment relationship. Ultimately, "tööandjatelt" signifies the source or origin of information or actions pertaining to employers in Estonia.