Navigation

Newsletter

Subscribe to the latest news from the Nordic Labour Journal by e-mail. The newsletter is issued 9 times a year. Subscription is free of charge.

(Required)
You are here: Home

Search results

3837 items matching your search terms. Sort by relevance · date (newest first) · alphabetically
debatt

The changing nature of cooperation

Feb 15, 2019 Nordic labour markets have seen major and at times dramatic changes at the start of 2019. In Sweden 4,500 employment service workers have been made redundant, in Finland sick leave levels are rising and Denmark now has two rather than three trade union confederations.
nyhet

Severe cuts to the Swedish Public Employment Service

Feb 15, 2019 What does the labour market look like for unemployed employment service workers? The question is suddenly relevant for a lot of staff at the Swedish Public Employment Service. 4,500 of them were given their notice on the 30th of January this year.
Lisbeth Dalgaard Svanholm aims to gather big and small employers nyhet
| New names

Lisbeth Dalgaard Svanholm aims to gather big and small employers

Mar 06, 2019 While the Danish trade union movement has got a new main organisation, their counterparts, DA, have got a new female leader who aims to bring together some very different member companies.
tema
| March 2019

Basic income made Finns happier

Mar 06, 2019 Finland’s basic income experience came to an end 2018. The 2,000 unemployed people who received a basic income for two years instead of other benefits did not work more in the end, but they grew happier.
Malte Conrad and daughter 2 col1

Malte Conrad and daughter 2

Malte Conrad and daughter 3 col1

Malte Conrad and daughter 3

Iceland invites the ILO to the land of volcanoes and glaciers nyhet
| FUTURE OF WORK

Iceland invites the ILO to the land of volcanoes and glaciers

Mar 22, 2019 On the 4th and 5th of April, Iceland hosted the final out of four Nordic conferences ahead of the ILO’s centenary celebrations. The Future of Work conferences represent a very important forum not only for Iceland, but for the entire Nordic region, says Iceland’s Minister for Social Affairs and Children Ásmundur Einar Daðason.
Høybråten 2 col1

Høybråten 2

Norway: strike against labour law reform, tough conflicts ahead nyhet

Norway: strike against labour law reform, tough conflicts ahead

Feb 07, 2015 Will more short term contracts lead to more jobs for more people? Will it make it easier to access the labour market? Would it create more jobs or just more temporary staff? These questions are at the core of Norwegian workers’ fight against changes to the working environment act.
Greenland’s new leader inspired by Mandela interview
| GREENLAND

Greenland’s new leader inspired by Mandela

Apr 16, 2013 Greenland politics is literally on the move after the 12 March elections. Boxes, lever arch files and personal belongings are strewn around corridors of the devolved government in the centre of Nuuk, while newly elected members move into their new offices, and meeting rooms are changing owners.
« Previous 10 items Next 10 items » 1 ... 110 111 112 [113] 114 115 116 ... 384
This is themeComment