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OECD: Economic worries fuel immigration debate nyhet

OECD: Economic worries fuel immigration debate

Jun 19, 2013 The number of asylum seekers in the whole of the OECD topped 400,000 for the first time in eight years in 2011. Preliminary figures shows this trend carrying on in 2012. There are large differences within the Nordic region. In Sweden last year nearly twice as many people sought asylum as in Denmark, Finland and Norway combined.
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OECD: health sector Finland’s problem

Feb 09, 2012 The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s economic survey of Finland shows the country has done well during the debt crisis which has hit many Eurozone members. The country is not facing any imminent crisis, but needs a comprehensive reform of the state health sector.
OECD: Iceland makes more from tourism than fisheries nyhet

OECD: Iceland makes more from tourism than fisheries

Sep 07, 2018 Tourism has become Iceland’s largest trade and top source of income representing 8.3 percent of GDP, according to the OECD report “Tourism Trends and Policies 2018. Only in Spain, Portugal and Mexico does tourism make up a greater percentage of GDP. 14 percent of Iceland’s labour force now works in the tourism industry.
OECD: More flexibility needed to get female refugees into work tema
| April 2018

OECD: More flexibility needed to get female refugees into work

Apr 19, 2018 There is a need for more flexible measures to integrate newly arrived refugee women in the Nordic region, according to the OECD. Research shows that after years of fleeing, birth rates increase dramatically. When women feel safe, they have children – but that also makes it difficult for them to benefit from labour market introduction programmes.
OECD: Norway trumps sick leave costs of all industrial countries nyhet

OECD: Norway trumps sick leave costs of all industrial countries

Feb 17, 2012 Norway’s unemployment is low and employment is high. But the costs related to sick leave and early retirement are double that of the OECD country average based on GDP according to the OECD Economic Survey of Norway.
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OECD: Norway’s welfare system needs reform to keep people with mental issues in work

Mar 08, 2013 Norway’s sickness benefit system allowing 100 percent compensation from day one is too generous. Financial incentives for all parties - employees and employers, unions, municipalities, schools and mental health care services - should help them take responsibility. That is the OECD’s message to Norway.
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| Dec 2018

OECD: Politicians put too much trust in the GDP

Dec 17, 2018 Do we have the necessary statistics to govern our societies in the best possible way? Or is a blind trust in statistics to blame, at least indirectly, for the collapse in trust in authorities after the financial crisis? Before dismissing this as a conspiracy – the theory was presented by none other than the OECD.
OECD: Robots less of a threat to Nordic jobs, but major IT gender gap is tema
| May 2018

OECD: Robots less of a threat to Nordic jobs, but major IT gender gap is

May 28, 2018 14 percent of jobs in OECD countries are at high risk of becoming automated, while a further 32 percent of jobs will change radically, says Mark Keese, Head of the Skills and Employability Division at the OECD.
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OECD: Sweden has the most immigrants - Iceland has the most jobs for them

Dec 13, 2012 Sweden has the highest proportion of immigrants. Iceland, where the number of immigrants has doubled in ten years, is fast reaching the same level.
OECD: The crisis is over, but collective bargaining is needed for wage growth nyhet

OECD: The crisis is over, but collective bargaining is needed for wage growth

Jun 22, 2018 For the first time, more people are now in work in OECD countries than before the 2008 economic crisis. But the increased employment rate has not led to higher wages. The OECD says collective bargaining represents one of the most important tools for increasing living standards.
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