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Regarding Estonia, this is pretty misleading. Firstly, if you get laid off and register as unemployed, you have free healthcare so long as you're actively looki
by Etheryte 4y ago
Regarding Estonia, this is pretty misleading. Firstly, if you get laid off and register as unemployed, you have free healthcare so long as you're actively looking for a new job (there's more nuance to this, but simplified). Secondly, people who don't have a job but are not expected to hold one are covered for free (kids, university students, military service, etc). Even if you voluntarily quit and don't want to get a new job, you're still covered for two months after the fact. In general, the only people who don't have healthcare are people who have personally opted to not have a job and not seek one either.
- chrismeller 4y agoI specifically mentioned unemployment, and you are absolutely misleading when you say that you are covered as long as you’re looking for work. Yes, you are covered for a period of time. This time period changed during Covid. Of course the other groups you mentioned are excluded, that’s just dumbassary. If you voluntarily quit you are only covered in the probationary period
- Etheryte 4y agoIf you lose your job you're covered for three quarters of a year which is more than plenty to find a new job if you want one. If you voluntarily quit you're covered for two months. You can easily confirm both of these online, it's unclear why you're trying to claim otherwise.