He noted that when communicating with the heads of Latvian hospitals, one can conclude that the situation has not changed, but there are industries that suffer more, for example, those hospitals that provide assistance during childbirth, as they are losing money because the range of unprofitable activities is increasing and unpaid services. In response to … Read more
Citing data security laws, VSAA does not disclose details of who is the recipient of the country’s largest pension. However, the institution states that a significant amount of the pension was achieved as a result of recalculations related to the deductions of solidarity tax on old-age pensions. At the same time, the next four largest … Read more
Last year, the Seimas adopted amendments to the citizenship law, providing for the possibility of depriving Latvian citizenship of persons who provide significant support for Russia’s war against Ukraine. BZS expects that Ukraine will be able to provide Latvia with information about whether Aven actively supported the war. As Zviedris explained, Ukraine is currently investigating … Read more
In Latvia, 47.1% of businesses believe that the tax-free minimum should be the minimum wage, which is currently 700 euros, according to a survey conducted by Jumis pro, the developer of the Jumis business management system. According to Jumis pro, the survey was conducted because high inflation in recent years has left businesses under pressure … Read more
Inga Vanaga, Chairman of LIZDA, emphasizes that issues related to professional ethics and behavior, mutual communication, as well as relationships with colleagues, students and their parents are becoming increasingly relevant. This is evidenced by the increasing incidence of moral, ethical, physical and sexual violence in educational institutions. With the help of the code of ethics, … Read more