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Jørn Eggum, Stein Lier Hansen

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| Fatal accidents

Fatal accidents in Nordic workplaces nearly exclusively involve men

Apr 07, 2011 Men in the Nordic region are involved in fatal accidents at work far more often than women. 1,157 men died in work accidents between 2003 and 2008, compared to only 85 women.
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We're not always happiest out in the open

Apr 07, 2011 To fulfil the promises of a better working life where people want to work for longer, we need new ways of reorganise the way we work - physically. Nordic Labour Journal has visited two workplaces in Finland where the new office space is already a reality.
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| Dec 2017, #metoo

Metoo - also at the Oslo ministers' meeting

Dec 08, 2017 "This is a huge thing," says an engaged Ylva Johansson, Sweden's Minister for Employment. The working environment was a topic for debate during the Oslo labour ministers' meeting. There she explained the scale of #metoo in Sweden. Next year her country will be heading the Nordic Council of Ministers, focussing on integration, the future of work and measures to stop work-related crime.
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Robot summersault

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Pål Molander

Risk-based inspections on the wrong track? kommentar

Risk-based inspections on the wrong track?

Dec 05, 2017 Nordic labour inspection authorities still have some way to go to perfect their methods for identifying businesses for inspection. But critics who imply that these authorities lack the will to seek out risk, are off target.
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Kari Skarholt

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Øyvind Dahl

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The Nordics are entering the future of work

Dec 11, 2017 How do we prepare the Nordic model for the future of work? The question gets a lot of attention in a time of major demographic and technological change. The count-down to the ILO’s centenary celebrations has started, and the Nordics want to contribute – but how? This was one of the big questions discussed at the Nordic Labour Ministers’ meeting in Oslo, where the focus was on migration, integration, good organisational working environments and the common Nordic project The Future of Work.
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