tööraamistiku
tööraamistik is an Estonian term that translates literally as “work framework.” It refers to a structured policy instrument employed by governments to guide and coordinate actions within the labour market, focusing on employment promotion, skills development, and workforce integration. The concept is widely adopted in the European Union, particularly within the Baltic states, where coordination between the state, private sector, and social partners is critical for achieving economic resilience and labour market flexibility.
The primary aim of a tööraamistik is to align supply and demand for labour by informing educational
Typical components of a tööraamistik include a national employment strategy, financial instruments for small and medium