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Helge Orten and Anne Beathe Tvinnereim

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Midwife – a norm-breaking profession for Swedish men

The Swedish labour market is very gender segregated. But some go against the grain. Like the men choosing to become midwives.
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Nordic statistics

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Who wants to hire young women and men with two children?

March is when gender equality usually takes centre stage. This year, the NLJ’s gender equality barometer shows a setback for women's share of 24 power positions in the Nordic countries. But we also look at childbirth, artificial intelligence, the EU's platform directive, and Iceland's refugee policy.
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"Structures maintain the gender-segregated labour market"

“Men are underrepresented across the entire welfare sector, including healthcare, social care and education. Research shows that the reasons primarily lie on an organisational and structural level and that efforts to get more men to choose jobs in the welfare sector therefore must also be targeted at an organisational and structural level.”
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Leaders' lack of knowledge about the Norwegian model threatens competitiveness

Anyone who wants to lead a Norwegian business should understand the Norwegian model. But far from all leaders do, according to Ketil Vedøy, who has spent more than 20 years as a top leader within HR and management. He participated at the launch of this year’s Medbestemmelsesbarometer (Joint decision-making barometer) at OsloMet/AFI.
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Report

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nger Marie Hagen and Elin Moen Dahl

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Kjersti Barsok

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Report, energy poverty

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