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Marie Kristine Risvik

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Mai Laksáfoss Simonsen

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Nordic nuances regarding whistleblowers and paternity leave

Aug 18, 2022 Nordic citizens have many rights that can seem nearly utopian to people elsewhere in the world. But in certain areas, there are surprisingly large differences also between Nordic countries. Paternity leave is one example.
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New whistleblower act challenges Sweden’s unique freedom of expression

Aug 18, 2022 Freedom of expression is enshrined in the Swedish constitution, and no other country has more far-reaching protection for employees who want to go public with irregularities in the workplace. As a result, expectations of a new whistleblower act were high. Criticism came fast.
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Nils Funcke

Sweden lands new landmark main agreement nyhet

Sweden lands new landmark main agreement

Aug 18, 2022 Finally, the large labour law reform which has been called a structural shift for the Swedish model is in place. LO, PTK Council for Negotiation and Cooperation and the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise have signed the new basic agreement on “security, transition and employment protection”.
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AI in recruitment – a double-edged sword?

Sep 22, 2022 More and more businesses use AI – artificial intelligence – in recruitment. Is this new technology an efficient tool to find the best-suited candidate and to increase the inclusion of marginalised groups? The first study into this gave unexpected results.
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Moa Bursell

Swedes abroad: Can they really sway an election? nyhet

Swedes abroad: Can they really sway an election?

Sep 22, 2022 Every four years a special group of people get attention for a moment of time – the Swedes living aboard. Everyone wants to know how they will vote in the parliamentary elections. It is often claimed that overseas votes “can determine the election” because they are counted so late. But this year there was also a new phenomenon – the immigrant party Nyans.
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