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Tommy Mathiesen

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Gritlab office

Åland’s coding education attracts international talent tema

Åland’s coding education attracts international talent

70 people of varying ages, from different countries and different student or occupational backgrounds, have started a joint journey in Åland. They have been accepted to the brand new grit:lab education where they will learn how to become creative computer coders – a skill which is sought-after nearly everywhere in the world.
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"Yellow" trade union struggles to gain foothold in Norway

Krifa claims to be a good alternative to traditional trade unions in Norway, especially as union membership is up among employers but down among employees. Traditional unions feel Krifa is too close to employers and disagree with their anti-strike policy.
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Kristin Fjellman

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Neda Maria Kaizumi

Nordic trade unions “too distant from rest of EU” nyhet

Nordic trade unions “too distant from rest of EU”

Who gains the most out of being a fly on the wall at the Council of Nordic Trade Unions congress in Oslo – the journalist or the social anthropologist? I suspect the latter, but since I am a journalist I will present the big news first: Iceland will host a tripartite meeting on green and just reform on 1 December 2023.
The tough road to male occupations in Denmark tema

The tough road to male occupations in Denmark

Amalie Schwartz is a newly qualified electrician and the only woman in a workplace with 80 people. She is busy changing that disparity every day at work and as an ambassador for the Boss Ladies project.
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Johan Lagerhäll

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Martin Wästfelt

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