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Researchers Inger Marie Hagen and Elin Moen Dahl
from the Work Research Institute AFI are responsible for the 2023 edition of the Medbestemmelses-barometeret (Joint decision-making barometer). The results were presented during a seminar on 9 April at OsloMet.
The Medbestemmelsesbarometeret (Joint decision-making barometer) measures the state of play for cooperation between the social partners, joint decision-making, influence and company democracy in the Norwegian labour market.
The Work Research Institute (AFI) at OsloMet has carried out the survey on commission from the Norwegian Civil Service Union (NTL) and the Norwegian Police Federation.
Researchers Inge Marie Hagen and Elin Moen Dahl at the Work Research Institute (AFI) are responsible for the 2023 edition. The results were presented during a seminar on 9 April at OsloMet. Leaders, HR staff and elected representatives from four state companies have been interviewed about HR.
Some central findings:
Many feel it is unclear what HR actually is.
HR is responsible for the cooperation between the social partners.
The cooperation between the social partners happens on a company and operational unit level. There is little formal cooperation further down in an organisation.
Many perceive local management to be weak and governed by HR.
HR on their part say management decides, but many think HR decides.
The first medbestemmelsesbarometeret was carried out in 2016.