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Finland: Unemployed youths get more attention

Mar 19, 2015 Finland’s youth guarantee means young people have become a higher priority within the public sector.
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Editorial: A common Nordic labour market but not common public goods

Jun 17, 2011 What would happen in the Øresund region if 20 to 30,000 commuters across the bridge between Sweden and Denmark decided it was time to take action?
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The 2014 Icelandic Presidency: focus on masculinity

Dec 11, 2013 Iceland takes over the Presidency of the Nordic Council of Ministers from next year, during which time the Council will focus on labour market issues, men and masculinity as well as ways of removing border obstacles between the Nordic countries.
The salary gap: a stain on Finland’s reputation interview

The salary gap: a stain on Finland’s reputation

Mar 05, 2014 When it comes to female representation in business and politics, Finland is a leader in the EU in a range of fields. The Ombudsman for Equality, Pirkko Mäkinen, is particularly pleased with the fact that Finland has better female representation in boardrooms than any other EU country - 27 percent - without having to use gender quotas.
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Time pressure bigger work environment issue in the Nordics than rest of Europe

Sep 29, 2015 Psychosocial risk factors are identified as the main challenge by the European Agency for Health and Safety at Work in their second major survey of work environments in European countries.
Iceland’s Minister of Social Affairs: The importance of writing off debts interview

Iceland’s Minister of Social Affairs: The importance of writing off debts

Jun 19, 2013 Eygló Harðardóttir is the Minister of Social Affairs in Iceland’s new government. The low number of female ministers and women in parliamentary committees has created heated debate. Most committees have an uneven gender distribution, which goes against the law. But the new minister is not particularly worried. She reckons the number of women will rise soon.
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Ólafía Rafnsdóttir: Women needed in the wage rate decision process interview

Ólafía Rafnsdóttir: Women needed in the wage rate decision process

Apr 11, 2014 Iceland is known internationally for its strong female leaders, but men have been the ones deciding wage rates. Ólafía B. Rafnsdóttir became the first female President in 122 years of Iceland’s trade union for commercial workers, VR, when she was elected last year.
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