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The employers' voice in the European dialogue

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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.

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Editorial: The need to limit working life without boundaries

Feb 11, 2011 Mixing work and free time can have unwanted consequences. Nordic Labour Journal puts the spotlight on our portable working hours. How will we deal with the grey zone between work and free time?

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Laval case brings new Swedish law

Apr 11, 2010 After a lot of to-ing and fro-ing the Swedish Parliament passed legislation on 24 March to reflect the Court of Justice of the European Union's judgement in the much-debated Laval case.

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Three Swedish initiatives for increased gender equality

Mar 04, 2016 It calls itself ‘the world’s first feminist government’, and with three new initiatives the Swedish government shows it is living up to the name: A more equal occupational injury insurance system, a review of parental benefits to ensure it creates a more equal situation for both parents and finally there will be a strengthening of the discrimination act.

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Editorial: Language - a source for joint understanding

May 10, 2011 "Have you heard your employer use the word 'safety' and do you know what that word means?" asks the language teacher at Vestegnen's Language and Competence Centre south of Copenhagen. The quote touches on the depth of the challenges posed by not understanding a language.

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Portrait 2015

Minister for Strategic Development Kristina Persson: make the Arctic “green”

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Minister for Strategic Development Kristina Persson: make the Arctic “green”

Feb 07, 2015 So far she has been the least visible minister in the Swedish government. That’s about to change as she is setting up a think tank in the government offices.

EEA/EFTA countries meet as Hungary blocks final declaration

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EEA/EFTA countries meet as Hungary blocks final declaration

Nov 26, 2021 The 53rd EEA Council meeting on 24 November at the new EFTA House in Brussels ended without a final declaration. Hungary took the highly unusual step to veto it in a move seen as revenge against EEA grants to the country being stopped earlier.

Anniken Huitfeldt

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Anniken Huitfeldt

Anniken Huitfeldt

Pascal Schafhauser

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Pascal Schafhauser

Pascal Schafhauser

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