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German-style pay cuts tempt Finnish employers, fuels mistrust

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German-style pay cuts tempt Finnish employers, fuels mistrust

Feb 08, 2013 In Finland a hot debate on the lowering wages kicked off at the start of the year, reflecting a deep lack of trust between employers and employees which had been brewing for years.

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Moving public services to fight social marginalisation

Jun 19, 2013 The Swedish Equality Ombudsman, DO, has been asked by the government to prepare a move from Stockholm city centre to the suburbs of Tensta/Rinkeby – the areas which only weeks ago were shaken by riots. The Stockholm city council has also just decided to move its education department with 400 staff there.

Danish parents want Swedish part time conditions

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Danish parents want Swedish part time conditions

Mar 03, 2016 The Danish gender equality debate is on fire. A large majority of Danes think parents of small children should have a right to work part time, but the trade unions, the government and feminists disagree.

OECD: Big increase in number of foreign born doctors and nurses

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OECD: Big increase in number of foreign born doctors and nurses

Sep 29, 2015 Over the past ten years the number of nurses and doctors who have moved to one of the 38 OECD countries has risen by 60 percent. The number of foreign born doctors now makes up nearly one third of all doctors in Sweden and one in four doctors in Norway.

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Research 2010

Mar 02, 2010 Articles about research on working life issues.

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Meeting of Nordic Labour Ministers: Turning point for youth politics

Dec 01, 2010 How do you reach youths who are not in education nor employment? How do you motivate youth to finish their education? How do you secure a safe transition between school and working life? These were among the questions when labour ministers met to discuss youth unemployment in Copenhagen on 25 November.

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Work is top priority in integration of Sweden's new arrivals

Feb 09, 2011 As soon as newly arrived refugees are granted permission to stay in Sweden the process of getting them established in society begins. The goal is to cut the time it takes to get settled into the labour market. Those who want to can use personal guides who'll help them with work and integration.

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Polish immigrants in Norway – with only one foot in the labour market

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Polish immigrants in Norway – with only one foot in the labour market

Jun 22, 2017 Polish labour immigrants travelled to Norway rather than to Sweden or Denmark, which were closer, when Poland joined the EU in 2004. Most did not intend to stay, but after some years their families joined them in Norway. Because of short work contracts, the immigrants are in a kind of limbo. They have a job, but little prospect of promotion.

British Journal of Criminology

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British Journal of Criminology

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