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No horsing around with the work environment for the Swedish equine sector tema

No horsing around with the work environment for the Swedish equine sector

The Swedish horse industry faces challenges both in terms of high accident risks and heavy labour. To improve the work environment, they offer training and also use research to find new methods and tools to create better conditions. Now, a new equestrian centre where new technology will be tested is nearing completion.
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Horse

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Niki Marjerrison

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Tommy Kristoffersen

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Firefighters against cancer 2

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Bakery

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Lauri Vaara

Finnish future report: Youths worry about fitting into the labour market nyhet

Finnish future report: Youths worry about fitting into the labour market

Finnish school students have become more anxious about their ability to succeed in the future job market. A new future report shows only 53 per cent of young people are enthusiastic about entering the labour market. In 2018 82 per cent said the same.
How do you stop the exploitation of foreign labour? nyhet

How do you stop the exploitation of foreign labour?

There have always been groups of foreign workers in the Nordic labour markets who are hard to define. Are they coming to work, study or as a cultural exchange? They might be au pairs, interns or berry pickers.
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Do we have the right tools to fight for a better work environment?

Events that are near in time always get the most attention. But is that always smart? A study of work-related deaths from Finland’s top work environment experts shows that accidents in the workplace only counted for one per cent of deaths. Yet 57 per cent of state controls are performed to prevent accidents.
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