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Theme: Nordic infrastructure

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Theme: Nordic infrastructure

Newsletter from the Nordic Labour Journal 4/2023
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Theme: Nordic labour market research

NordForsk is funding close to 50 million Norwegian kroner (€5m) for research on the future of work in the Nordics. Here we take a lookat some earlier projects as well as some of the Nordic research foundations.
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Theme: Nordic mobility

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Theme: Nordic region tightens sick leave rules

One of the pillars of Nordic welfare systems is the right to sickness pay. But should employees enjoy the same pay whether or not they are at work? Who decides how long a person can be off sick? What kind of contact should the worker maintain with the employer? These questions are fuelling a heated debate in several Nordic countries. We take a closer look at new measures and rules being tightened.
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Theme: Nordic statistics

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Theme: Opening the Northern borders

People in the Nordic region are used to visa-free travel and a common labour market, while the relationship with Russia has been characterised by closed opportunities. But these are new times. People in the Northern border region want freedom to travel and work in each other's countries. A visa-free zone could be the beginning of the tearing down of those barriers.
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Theme: Paternity leave in the Nordics

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Theme: Reopening the borders

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Theme: Seeing the human in the work place

Employers are increasingly looking for people's ability to adapt rather than their grades. To be able to see the individual and the skills found within all ethnic groups is a challenge to both public and private job providers. Not least at the beginning of a career is it important not to end up on the wrong track.
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