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| May 2018

The Disruption Council explores the future

May 28, 2018 Long before the Danish Disruption Council ends its work, it has already identified a range of ways to secure that digitalisation, robots and artificial intelligence (AI) increase wealth and improve welfare, even though many traditional jobs will disappear.
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The Efta court clashes with Norway’s Supreme Court

Nov 07, 2013 Norway’s Supreme Court was wrong to rule that companies posting workers to the Norwegian shipbuilding industry must pay their travel, board and lodging expenses, argues the Efta Court’s President in a general attack on the Supreme Court. He accuses it of being disloyal to the EEA agreement and indicates the last word may still not been had.
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The election night where percentage points ruled supreme

Sep 10, 2018 Stockholm, 10th September, the day after the election...
The employers' voice in the European dialogue interview

The employers' voice in the European dialogue

Apr 07, 2011 Will the social partners reach agreement on the working time directive like they managed to come to an agreement on work-related stress? Initial talks have begun but nobody knows how it will end. The social dialogue is nevertheless playing a part in Europe's policy development.
tema
| Nov 2018

The European Labour Authority ELA challenges the Norwegian model

Nov 15, 2018 “If it turns out that Norwegian collective agreements can be overruled by the European Labour Authority, Norway might have to use its veto power in the EEA,” says Marianne Marthinsen, a member of parliament from the Norwegian Labour Party.
The Faroe Islands’ future must be more than fish innsikt

The Faroe Islands’ future must be more than fish

Sep 12, 2014 What will the Faroese live off when there is no more fish? Is the answer oil or tourism? The important thing is to create jobs for women in the archipelago which is more patriarchal than other parts of the Nordic region.
The Faroe Islands: A country without prisons nyhet

The Faroe Islands: A country without prisons

Jan 28, 2022 If you are sentenced to more than 18 months in prison in the Faroe Islands, you will suffer the additional penalty of being sent to Denmark to serve your sentence. Because there are no prisons in the Faroe Islands.
The Faroese's tense relationship to the EU tema
| Nov 2017

The Faroese's tense relationship to the EU

Nov 23, 2017 50,000 people live in the Faroe Islands. There are 500 people in the EU. But do the Faroese want to be members in the big club and cooperate? The answer is a bit like the wind blowing across the stormy islands – it goes in all directions. Everyone wants closer cooperation, yet what that means depends on who you ask.
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The fastest shrinking trade

Nov 15, 2012 Printed newspapers and books are products which have been developing over more than a hundred years. But now the industry is shrinking fast as digital news and books impact on newspaper and book publishers‘ economy. Some call it the world’s fastest shrinking industry.
The Finish Aviation Union grows while moving away from Finnair tema

The Finish Aviation Union grows while moving away from Finnair

Dec 14, 2012 Members of the Finnish Aviation Union have gone through turbulent changes in recent years. Companies have been sold or partly outsourced, some have gone bust and employees have struggled to keep up with all the trade union negotiations.
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