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
| Feb 2017

Old people and politics

Feb 02, 2017 The Faroe Islands want to tempt women to move back home. There is a female deficit. Like in many more remote areas in the Nordic region, there is a demographic imbalance. Young people are drawn to urban areas, and the older grow older still. Can migrants fill the holes in the labour market as the health and care sectors’ responsibilities grow? “The hundred-year-wave hits the Nordic labour market” is this issue's theme.
nyhet

Norway in legal pickle over Posting Directive

Feb 02, 2017 In Norway the social partners are responsible for wage setting and therefore they are responsible for solving the problem. That was the Norwegian government’s message to Efta’s surveillance authority ESA.
tema
| Feb 2017

Newcomers one of the solutions to the need for labour

Feb 02, 2017 Newcomers can represent an important contribution to the labour markets in the ageing Nordic countries if they learn the language and are given the opportunity to settle into the labour market, especially in more remote areas which for decades have been loosing many of their employable young to the cities.
Timothy Heleniak col1

Timothy Heleniak

Icelandic geothermal power plant col1

Icelandic geothermal power plant

Icelandic geothermal power plant
Palestinian, woman, dyslexic – and successful businessperson in Iceland interview
| March 2017

Palestinian, woman, dyslexic – and successful businessperson in Iceland

Feb 14, 2017 Fida Abu Libdeh arrived in Iceland aged 16. “I didn’t even understand whether my teacher was trying to teach me Icelandic or Danish. It wasn’t until many years later I learnt I had dyslexia,” she says.
debatt
| June 2015

A space for Nordjobb?

Jun 22, 2015 “Ambitions are often bigger than the results when it comes to Nordic cooperation, but that does not change the fact that the dogma is alive and well. And so is the feeling that we still have something valuable which should be looked after, nurtured and developed. So there is something at the core of all this,” says Poul Nielson in Portrait. Perhaps a perspective worth a thought as the Nordic Labour Journal focuses on Nordjobb.
nyhet

New drive to get young unemployed Danes into education and jobs

Sep 20, 2012 The Danish government launches another youth package to offer education to nearly 100,000 young people on benefits - many of whom have no further education at all. Meanwhile the effects of previous youth packages are beginning to materialise.
nyhet

The Nordic role in Europe’s crisis

Mar 08, 2013 Participants at the conference ‘Nordic ways out of the crisis’ agreed the Nordic countries can play an important role in southern Europe’s current economic crisis. Yet just how the Nordic countries can work together and how much support there is for such work remains uncertain.
nyhet

Unique judgement - managers guilty of employee’s suicide

Mar 05, 2014 In Sweden two managers at a social services centre were found guilty in February of causing an employee’s depression and suicide. The judgement is unique. Never before has an employer been found guilty of causing psychological illness, and regardless of whether it is overturned on appeal this judgement serves as a wake-up call for Swedish employers.
« Previous 10 items Next 10 items » 1 ... 32 33 34 [35] 36 37 38 ... 384
This is themeComment