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OECD Migration report

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Anniken Hauglie is Norway’s new Minister of Labour and Social Affairs

Dec 17, 2015 Prime Minister Erna Solberg changed party colours at one of the most important ministries when Norway got a new Minister of Labour and Social Affairs - Anniken Hauglie from the Conservative Party.
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OECD: Norway’s welfare system needs reform to keep people with mental issues in work

Mar 08, 2013 Norway’s sickness benefit system allowing 100 percent compensation from day one is too generous. Financial incentives for all parties - employees and employers, unions, municipalities, schools and mental health care services - should help them take responsibility. That is the OECD’s message to Norway.
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Editorial: The many reasons for gender equality

Mar 08, 2013 The Nordic Labour Journal’s gender equality barometer, the third in as many years, shows progress for women’s representation in Nordic power positions by one percentage point in 2012 in relation to a 50/50 gender distribution.
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New President of LO-Denmark defends the Nordic model

Nov 27, 2015 The new first lady of the Danish trade union movement, Lizette Risgaard, is a staunch defender of Nordic cooperation and has already proven that she will fight to the bitter end in defence of the Nordic collective bargaining model.
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Rafet Daban og Lillian Lyngstad

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Iceland starting to miss "overtourism"

Nov 11, 2020 Few countries have seen a more rapid tourism growth than Iceland. For many years, the number of tourists rose by 20 to 25% every year. This led to a debate over whether Iceland was a victim of “overtourism” like Barcelona and Venice.
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