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Municipal job activation in the firing line innsikt

Municipal job activation in the firing line

Oct 26, 2009 Denmark has made municipalities solely responsible for job activation and employment projects for the unemployed in what has proved to be a very controversial reform.
Elves, dogs and reindeer suffer as tourists disappear from Arctic Circle nyhet
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Elves, dogs and reindeer suffer as tourists disappear from Arctic Circle

Dec 10, 2020 There seems to be more visitors to the post office than anywhere else in Rovaniemi’s Santa Claus Village – despite the risk of infection. Auli Sihvo has worked there for 20 years and seen how Santa has improved Lapland's commercial pulling-power.
Sounding the alarm for Nordic languages tema

Sounding the alarm for Nordic languages

Apr 30, 2025 Expectations are high for the updated declaration on a Nordic language policy which is now being implemented. New technology and digitalisation are included as tools to strengthen the smaller languages and interest in language. But will young people rather use English?
The ILO’s Deborah Greenfield: In dialogue with the Nordics on gender equality interview

The ILO’s Deborah Greenfield: In dialogue with the Nordics on gender equality

Dec 15, 2016 Deborah Greenfield was part of the transitional administration from Bush to Obama. Now, as the Deputy Director General, she is about to take the ILO into a new era. Meeting Nordic labour ministers, Deborah Greenfield is impressed with the discussion.
Vaasa wants to attract more people by making them the world’s happiest nyhet
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Vaasa wants to attract more people by making them the world’s happiest

Nov 11, 2020 The Finnish city of Vaasa was at the very start of a campaign to make it the happiest city on Earth. Then corona hit. Now it remains to be seen whether the city and its inhabitants can create greater happiness in the depths of a crisis and a pandemic.
Christer Holmlund: Teachers' psychological strain a theme for NLS interview

Christer Holmlund: Teachers' psychological strain a theme for NLS

Jun 11, 2020 With the reopening of Nordic schools post-Corona, there needs to be more focus on teachers’ working conditions. They made a big digital leap with distance learning and this has been tiring, says Christer Holmlund, the new Secretary-General for NLS, the Nordic Teachers’ Union.
Is the green transition going too fast? analyse

Is the green transition going too fast?

Mar 25, 2022 All the Nordic countries agree that a green transition is needed in order to stop a climate catastrophe. But should the transition also do more than reduce CO2 emissions?
The future of the Nordics depends on journalism tema

The future of the Nordics depends on journalism

Aug 22, 2023 Journalism plays a crucial role in how the Nordic countries face current and future challenges. What, where, when, how and not least why must be reported by independent media employing well-informed journalists. The keywords for the Nordic Journalist Centre are knowledge sharing and networks.
Labour market inclusion more important than learning Finnish tema

Labour market inclusion more important than learning Finnish

Jun 21, 2017 Why should it take seven years for immigrants to get nothing more than low-paid work, when there are expensive labour market measures in place? When can they get a well-paid job in the private sector after just one year!
Finland's largest industrial project finally finished tema

Finland's largest industrial project finally finished

Apr 27, 2023 The Olkiluoto nuclear power plant has been called a forever project. The first two reactors were built in the 1970s. Now the third reactor has come online, after more than 30 years.
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