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NIVA restructured its entire business in one month and got flush with cash

Oct 13, 2021 The Nordic institution NIVA, with headquarters in Helsinki, organises courses within the field of occupational health and safety for participants in and outside of the Nordic region. When Corona hit, NIVA managed to cancel all future courses and replace them with online versions – all in one month.
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Ola Pettersson

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Theme: Language technology and Nordic cooperation

Oct 13, 2021 Newsletter from the Nordic Labour Journal 8/2021
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Iceland received the most refugees per capita in 2020 among the Nordics nyhet

Iceland received the most refugees per capita in 2020 among the Nordics

Nov 01, 2021 Immigration to OECD countries fell by 30% in 2020 to 3.7 million people. That is the lowest level since 2003. Denmark, Finland and Norway received fewer asylum seekers per capita than the OECD average, while Iceland and Sweden took in considerably more.
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The Nordics come together to prepare for future crises

Nov 16, 2021 When new crises shake the Nordic region, the countries will cooperate on crisis preparedness and keep a close dialogue before introducing closed borders and other restrictions which impact on Nordic neighbours. There is broad agreement for this between the Nordic governments and parliamentarians.
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Annette Lind

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New Icelandic employers' organisation while trade union chair resigns

Nov 16, 2021 It has been an eventful month for the Icelandic labour market. On the employer’s side, representatives of smaller companies formally founded a new association to further their interests, since they believe that they are not properly looked after elsewhere. At the same time, the chairman of one of the largest trade unions in the country resigned after accusations from union employees of bullying.
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