About us

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    Nordic Labour Journal

    is an online publication with articles by journalists and writers from the Nordic countries. We aim to produce news and features about working life in a Nordic perspective. Editor-in-chief is Line Scheistrøen.

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    Nordic Labour Journal
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    Editorial staff

    Line Scheistrøen is editor-in chief of the Nordic Labour journal and its network of freelance journalists and photographers in all the Nordic countries as well as in Åland and the Faroe islands. In addition, Kerstin Ahlberg participates as an employment law expert and Lars Bevanger as a translator.

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    Editorial staff

  • Newsletters

    In conjunction with the online publication of ‘Arbeidsliv i Norden’ and the Nordic Labour Journal, there is a free monthly newsletter in the Scandinavian languages and English.

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  • Dear readers

    We are very pleased to be able to present a completely redesigned Nordic Labour Journal, presenting the content in a new way and in new colours. You can now easily enjoy the Nordic Labour Journal on any size screen, whether you prefer to read it on your mobile, tablet or computer.

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  • Publisher

    Nordic Labour Journal is published by the Work Research Institute in Oslo on commission from the Nordic Council of Ministers. While the Council finances the magazine it is not responsible for it’s content.

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  • Archive

    The Work Research Institute in Oslo published the printed magazines ‘Arbeidsliv i Norden’ and Nordic Labour Journal for the Nordic Council of Ministers in the period 2000 to 2008.

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    Archive

  • Ethical practice

    The Nordic Labour Journal follows the ethical regulations of the Norwegian Press Assocation.

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  • Aims and Objectives

    Nordic Labour Journal is aimed at all who run, develop and study working life in the Nordic Countries. We highlight what is happening; the trends and the policies. You will find news and facts, analysis, comments and debate, but also stories from working life.  

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