300 tühja tooli riigikogu ees

300 tühja tooli riigikogu ees

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300 Empty Chairs in Front of the Parliament

Reedel nägid inimesed riigikogu ees .
Need toolid olid seal erihoolekande töötajate protestiks.
Toolid tähendavad inimesi, kes vajavad abi. Näiteks neid, kes abi saavad ja neid, kes ootavad abi.
Erihoolekande töötajad ütlevad, et nad on väga väsinud. Nad teevad kõvasti tööd, aga raha ja töötajaid on vähe.
Iga tool näitab inimest, kes vajab igapäevaselt abi. Nad vajavad juhendamist ja turvatunnet.
Tühjad toolid näitavad, et ilma töötajata ei saa erihoolekanne töötada.
Protestijad tahavad, et riik aitaks rohkem. Nad tahavad, et .
Riigikogu ette pandi ka suur arve.
See näitab, kui palju raha erihoolekanne vajab. Järgneva nelja aasta jooksul on vaja ligi 200 miljonit eurot.
Septembris tulid paljud inimesed riigikogu ette.
Nad tahtsid näidata, et .
Praegu ootab abi ligi 2000 inimest.
On Friday, people saw 300 empty chairs in front of the parliament.
These chairs were placed there as a protest by special care workers.
The chairs represent people who need help. For example, those who receive help and those who are waiting for help.
Special care workers say they are very tired. They work hard, but there is little money and few workers.
Each chair represents a person who needs daily assistance. They need guidance and a sense of security.
The empty chairs show that special care cannot function without workers.
The protesters want the government to help more. They want workers to receive better pay.
A large bill was also placed in front of the parliament.
It shows how much money special care needs. Over the next four years, nearly 200 million euros are needed.
In September, many people came in front of the parliament.
They wanted to show that special care needs money.
Currently, nearly 2000 people are waiting for help.