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Challenge to Finland's health sector "not due to lack of resources” interview

Challenge to Finland's health sector "not due to lack of resources”

Mar 07, 2011 Finland's health and social care sector is facing major challenges. But this is not about a lack of resources. Systems and processes need an overhaul to allow doctors and nurses to work with what they have been trained for: to take care of people, Finland's Minister of Social Affairs and Health Juha Rehula tells Nordic Labour Journal.
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Working life: a non-issue in the Swedish election

Sep 28, 2010 Jobs and social security were important issues during September's parliamentary elections in Sweden. Yet there was no focus on how people view their working environments. "There was an exceptional lack of debates about working life," says Roger Mörtvik, public policy director at the Swedish Confederation for Professional Employees.
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| May 2016

A top psychological working environment on the Danish island of Lolland

May 20, 2016 Employees should be whistling when they go to work and when they go home again. That is the ambition at the Center for Social Indsats (Centre for Social Measures) – a municipal workplace employing 275 people on the Danish island of Lolland. And there are many reasons to whistle contently: their psychological working environment has been named the best in Denmark.
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| May 2016

Editorial: The psychosocial challenge

May 20, 2016 The story about Kristján from Iceland in this month’s theme illustrates how exposed young people often are in working life. When the Nordic Labour Journal shines a light on the psychosocial working environment, the story widens out. The theme shows how organisational changes are needed and how systematic efforts can turn sick leave figures on their heads.
Poul Nielson: Introduce mandatory adult education and further training in the Nordics nyhet

Poul Nielson: Introduce mandatory adult education and further training in the Nordics

Jun 14, 2016 The five Nordic countries should make adult education and further training a mandatory element of the labour market, and introduce real cooperation on migration. These are central issues to secure the Nordic labour market model for future years, recommends a new report from the Nordic Council of Ministers.
Former EU commissioner Nielson wants radical Nordic reforms nyhet

Former EU commissioner Nielson wants radical Nordic reforms

Jun 15, 2016 The Nordic labour market is facing challenges which can not be solved through minor changes. That was the message from Poul Nielson as he presented his 14 proposals for radical reforms.
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Editorial: The part time debate needs broadening

Nov 07, 2013 Part time work is one of the most important issues in the Nordic gender equality debate. The gap might be narrowing, but women still work more part time than men. This is a question of money, culture and morals, but where lecturing might not be the best tool if you want to change things.
Red cabinet member - impatient in the long run interview

Red cabinet member - impatient in the long run

Jun 30, 2010 Audun Lysbakken swears that it is he - and not the media - who will set the agenda for his ministry's work. That means working on long-term, preventative measures to avoid people becoming social outsiders - results of which will not show up on statistics for another 10 to 15 years.
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Falling life satisfaction among Nordic youths

Feb 28, 2017 Life satisfaction is falling among Nordic youths, and at least one in four experience several symptoms of unhappiness, like headaches and stomach-aches. But there are large differences between the individual Nordic countries.
Can cafés of influence and democracy heroes make us feel better? nyhet

Can cafés of influence and democracy heroes make us feel better?

Mar 01, 2017 One in five children and young people are struggling mentally. And the problems have been on the increase in all of the Nordic countries in recent years. That is the backdrop for a Nordic summit on mental health in Oslo.
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