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Greenland — worth the journey analyse
| GREENLAND

Greenland — worth the journey

May 21, 2015 The fisheries producing the Greenland prawns and halibut still represent Greenland’s most important industry, and the grant from Denmark is still the country’s largest source of money. The dream is for mining and perhaps oil to make up a larger part of the revenue.
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.
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New Danish government: A new and challenging course for Danish labour market politics

Jun 22, 2015 Denmark’s new centre-right government faces the hard task of reforming the country’s unemployment benefit model.
Anda Uldum: The man with the key to the national coffers and the mines innsikt
| GREENLAND

Anda Uldum: The man with the key to the national coffers and the mines

Mar 06, 2015 Greenland’s new Minister of Finance and Raw Materials, Anda Uldum, is facing a giant challenge.
Jari Lindström: The Minister of Employment who switched sides interview

Jari Lindström: The Minister of Employment who switched sides

Sep 29, 2015 A few years ago Jari Lindström was an unemployed paper mill worker in an industrial town with no future. Today he is Minister of Justice and Employment in the Finnish government planning considerable benefit cuts. Lindström has been forced to defend decisions he was fighting against not long ago.
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Will Lex Laval work?

Nov 02, 2010 On 9 September the Swedish Building Workers' Union (Byggnads) took industrial action against a Lithuanian company building a school in Höllviken in Southern Sweden. The union demanded the company paid its Lithuanian workers according Swedish salary agreements. Are we heading towards a new Laval ruling?
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Work environment key to Swedish competitiveness

Nov 03, 2010 The work environment is often associated with risks, but now the Swedish government wants to turn the phrase on its head and highlight the positive sides. A good work environment can improve workers' health, lift the business and improve competitiveness. Those are some of the conclusions from the government's national action plan for the work environment which it presented in September.
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The sharing economy

May 25, 2017
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Fredrik Söderqvist

A Nordic model for fair platform economies tema
| May 2017

A Nordic model for fair platform economies

May 23, 2017 He has a vision for Nordic cooperation between the social partners in order to make labour market agreements part of the digital platforms which organise and allocate work. “We want to create a distinctly Nordic variation of the platform economy and make it easier for employers to be good employers,” says Fredrik Söderqvist from the Unionen trade union.
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