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Jun 20, 2024 Newsletter from the Nordic Labour Journal 6/2024
OECD: Norway trumps sick leave costs of all industrial countries nyhet

OECD: Norway trumps sick leave costs of all industrial countries

Feb 17, 2012 Norway’s unemployment is low and employment is high. But the costs related to sick leave and early retirement are double that of the OECD country average based on GDP according to the OECD Economic Survey of Norway.
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Nokia's scraps mobile ecosystem in fight to survive

May 02, 2011 Nokia is shedding thousands of staff world-wide - the equivalent of one in ten workers within its mobile telephone business. The move is part of Nokia's attempt to remain in profit and improve the growth outlook within a completely new technological ecosystem.
Joint fight against long-term unemployment nyhet

Joint fight against long-term unemployment

Feb 25, 2010 Getting the long-term unemployed back into work is hard. You need focus, determination, the will to try new things and good cooperation between companies, job centres and education, says Denmark's Minister of Labour Inger Støjberg. She is gathering inspiration for a new initiative against long-term unemployment.
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Iceland's new slimmed-down and EU-critical government

Sep 29, 2010 Iceland's government has been cut from twelve to ten ministers. Prime Minister Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir says the ministerial posts will be cut further in the new year with the merging of several departments.
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New jobs from bottlenecks

Sep 30, 2010 Sustainable development will be the main trend for working life next year, predicts Finnish future researcher Antti Kasvio at the Helsinki-based Finnish Institute of Occupational Health. He and colleague Timo Räikkönen have looked at how global changes influence the way we work.
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Mikael Sjöberg new head of the Swedish Public Employment Service

Mar 03, 2014 The Swedish Public Employment Service has a new Director-General. Mikael Sjöberg comes from the post as Director-General at the Swedish Work Environment Authority. The Employment Service’s former head was fired in August last year.
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