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Nordic women lose positions of power – again

March 3, 2026

9 minutes

News

Why young people in Sweden are increasingly turning to manual jobs

March 1, 2026

8 minutes
Reduced hours, same productivity levels and a more sustainable working life

February 22, 2026

10 minutes

EU &
Labour law

EU & Labour Law, Uncategorized

Maternity protection ruling triggers wider claims against the Swedish state

February 10, 2026

2 minutes

30 years of Nordic Arctic cooperation

Beyond reindeer herding: making young people want to stay in the Arctic North

February 22, 2026

9 minutes
30 years of Nordic Arctic cooperation

Planning the next chapter in Nordic cooperation in the High North

February 22, 2026

9 minutes
30 years of Nordic Arctic cooperation

Greenland wants a more independent labour market

February 22, 2026

4 minutes
30 years of Nordic Arctic cooperation

From tiny crustaceans to massive industry: the importance of the Nordic ocean economy

February 22, 2026

7 minutes
30 years of Nordic Arctic cooperation

Akureyri strengthens its role as Iceland’s northern research hub

February 22, 2026

6 minutes
30 years of Nordic Arctic cooperation

The northern lights attract more than tourists

February 22, 2026

5 minutes

Opening the labour market’s closed doors

100,000 outsiders – this is how businesses succeed through inclusion

January 28, 2026

12 minutes

Opening the labour market’s closed doors

Swedish Yalla Trappan – a model for successful labour market integration

January 28, 2026

11 minutes

Opening the labour market’s closed doors

Work has no age limit: Helge (80) runs a hardware store

January 28, 2026

10 minutes

Three in four young people in the Nordics use AI

January 16, 2026

4 minutes

What can we expect in 2026?

January 5, 2026

1 minute

Trends and figures

Norway has the most female engineers and scientists

Work Environment

Reduced hours, same productivity levels and a more sustainable working life

February 22, 2026

Work has no age limit: Helge (80) runs a hardware store

January 28, 2026
100,000 outsiders – this is how businesses succeed through inclusion

January 28, 2026

Gender equality

Court rules Sweden’s pregnancy benefit breaches EU Pregnant Workers directive

November 5, 2025

European Commission: Negative effects of the “always-on” work culture must be reduced

October 28, 2025
The baby box for all – a proud tradition from when Finland was poor

October 15, 2025

Research and progress

Beyond reindeer herding: making young people want to stay in the Arctic North

February 22, 2026

From tiny crustaceans to massive industry: the importance of the Nordic ocean economy

February 22, 2026
Akureyri strengthens its role as Iceland’s northern research hub

February 22, 2026

Green Transition

The small plastic bag and the big green transition

November 27, 2025

Predicting the unpredictable: the Nordics join forces on future skills

November 27, 2025
Sweden’s municipal climate efforts bring visible results

November 27, 2025

Nordic Model

A new route to Denmark for foreign workers

September 25, 2025

Can the Nordics find common solutions?

September 25, 2025
Greenland’s labour market partners defend the Nordic model

February 26, 2025

International

Planning the next chapter in Nordic cooperation in the High North

February 22, 2026

Greenland wants a more independent labour market

February 22, 2026
Support and positive outcomes for Greenlandic labour market

January 28, 2026

Latest issue: 30 years of Nordic Arctic cooperation

30 years of Nordic Arctic cooperation

Planning the next chapter in Nordic cooperation in the High North

International, Labour Market

February 22, 2026

9 minutes
30 years of Nordic Arctic cooperation

Greenland wants a more independent labour market

International, Labour Market

February 22, 2026

4 minutes
30 years of Nordic Arctic cooperation

From tiny crustaceans to massive industry: the importance of the Nordic ocean economy

Labour Market, Research & Progress

February 22, 2026

7 minutes
30 years of Nordic Arctic cooperation

Akureyri strengthens its role as Iceland’s northern research hub

Research & Progress

February 22, 2026

6 minutes
30 years of Nordic Arctic cooperation

The northern lights attract more than tourists

Labour Market

February 22, 2026

5 minutes

30 years of Nordic Arctic cooperation

Beyond reindeer herding: making young people want to stay in the Arctic North

February 22, 2026

9 minutes

Previous issues

Foto: Cata Portin

1/2025

Opening the labour market’s closed doors

Foto: Cata Portin

9/2025

Lifelong learning in a green transition

Håkon Hægeland, leader of Parat UNG, belives we must get better at talking about how we actually feel at work.

8/2025

Psychosocial Working Environment

Icelandic police raiding a restaurant owned by Quang Le in March 2024. Photo: Arnar Þórisson, RÚV

7/2025

Labour crime

Icelandic police raiding a restaurant owned by Quang Le in March 2024. Photo: Arnar Þórisson, RÚV

6/2025

Preparedness in uncertain times

Danish GreenKayak promotes sustainable tourism

5/2025

Sustainable tourism

The Øresund Bridge: 25 years in a region that creates dynamics

4/2025

Border obstacles

3/2025

Joint challenges for Nordic municipalities

2/2025

Gender equality

AFI och AIN: En nordisk blick på arbetslivet

10/2024

AFI 60 år

AI skapar nytta för både företagen, personalen och patienterna

9/2024

AI och arbetslivet

“Matters concerning Greenland and the Kingdom of Denmark are for Greenland and Denmark alone to decide.”

Statement by the Presidency of the Nordic Council
Norden.org, 8 January 2026