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Ole Norrback: Border obstacles are all about political will

Jun 17, 2011 While Nordic politicians talk about the challenges of globalisation and how to turn the Nordic region into a dynamic region of growth, new border obstacles emerge to complicate lives of citizens and businesses alike.
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Oliwer Karlsson

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Olli Kangas 2

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On the fringes of the EU

Mar 23, 2023 The Nordics’ relationship with the EU stretches from Denmark joining 50 years ago to Iceland's current renewed debate about reopening accession talks that were never finalised.
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One in five construction workers in Sweden are posted

Sep 12, 2013 Over 18,000 workers were this spring posted by companies from other countries to work in Sweden, most of them in the construction industry. The number of posted workers in that industry was nearly as high as one fifth of all the working members of the Byggnads union – Sweden’s main union for construction workers. These are figures from the first comprehensive attempt at mapping the posted workers in Sweden.
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One in four Icelanders in creative jobs

Oct 14, 2012 The culture, entertainment and experience industry is increasingly important in Iceland. The country’s single most important cultural industry is music.
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Online culture's effect on work-life balance

Feb 11, 2011 A working life without boundaries puts new demands on management, employers and unions. They all need to prevent workers slaving away until they drop.
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Only far left wants minimum wage in Finland

Feb 07, 2015 Finland is one of the Nordic countries which has not had a public debate about a minimum wage. The Left Alliance (VF), which is the party furthest to the left in Finland, is the only political party which has called for a statutory minimum wage. In April’s general elections the party’s manifesto will also include a promised minimum hourly wage of €10 — around €1,600 a month.
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