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Labour market and gender: tough challenges for Finland’s new government analyse

Labour market and gender: tough challenges for Finland’s new government

Jun 12, 2015 Negotiations to form a new government in Finland are over and the new government ministers in the three party coalition are ready to start the job of lifting the country out of the economic crisis. For the past ten years there has been plenty of political activity but the results have not materialised. Labour market reform is one of the most difficult issues.
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New rules for long-term sick leave in Sweden

Jan 14, 2010 Swedish job centres face busy times as 16,000 people on long-term sick leave are transferred from the Swedish Social Insurance Agency to the Public Employment Service. From now on they should be offered individual help and advise to help them re-join working life. The move has been met with fierce criticism, forcing the government to back down on several points.
Norwegian barometer highlights importance of collective decision-making nyhet

Norwegian barometer highlights importance of collective decision-making

Dec 06, 2017 Changes and reorganisations are far less conflict-prone if employees both participate in and have influence over the process. Yet the trend is increasingly moving towards more authoritarian management models where standardisation and control are the most important factors. These are some of the results from this year’s barometer on collective decision-making in Norway.
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Eivind Falkum

Three party coalition in Iceland: Tough tasks for new minister nyhet

Three party coalition in Iceland: Tough tasks for new minister

Dec 07, 2017 There are some tough tasks ahead for Iceland’s new Minister of Social Affairs and Equality Ásmundur Einar Daðason, who is also responsible for labour market issues. The Minister’s most important job will be to maintain peace and understanding in the Icelandic labour market.
Teaching Danes how to manage robots nyhet

Teaching Danes how to manage robots

Dec 08, 2017 Your future colleague might well be a robot. This will mean great changes in the labour market according to a new report discussed by the Disruption Council during its fourth meeting.
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Robot lifting boxes

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Ásmundur Einar Daðason

From opera to Slush – how #metoo is changing the Nordics nyhet
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From opera to Slush – how #metoo is changing the Nordics

Dec 08, 2017 The global #metoo campaign, which sheds light on sexual harassment and aims to break the culture of the silence surrounding it, has arrived in the Nordics. Many groups in Sweden, from actors and journalists to lawyers and trade union members, have signed petitions. We take a closer look at the situation in Denmark and Finland.
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