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The case that opened Iceland’s eyes to the scale of workplace crime
“We work hard, pay our taxes, but are not treated like humans”. This anonymous note triggered a thorough investigation into labour market crime in Iceland and focused the minds of employers, unions and the government.
8 minutes
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United front against fraud and exploitation
Labour market and welfare crime costs the Swedish society billions every year. People are being exploited, and systems built on trust are used for criminal purposes. The fight against labour market crime has intensified, but more needs to be done. A new report now proposes legal changes to get more measures in place.
12 minutes
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A new route to Denmark for foreign workers
Danish companies have gained easier access to foreign labour, as long as they are paid collectively agreed wages. The social partners are delighted.
4 minutes
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The fight for a fair labour market
With the growing spread and complexity of labour market crime comes new challenges. This requires different agencies to coordinate their activities and refine their methods. There is also room for improvement in the procurement process.
8 minutes
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Can the Nordics find common solutions?
Is it possible to develop a joint Nordic model in the fight against labour market crime? Feel free to learn from Finland, says Natalia Ollus, director of HEUNI in Helsinki.
5 minutes
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Labour crime knows no borders
The Nordic region needs labour, but how do we make sure foreign workers are not being exploited? Key players have met in Helsinki to strengthen Nordic and Baltic cooperation against labour crime.
4 minutes
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Finnish preparedness – a model for the Nordic region
Finland has been engaged in emergency preparedness since the 1940s and World War II, and crisis stockpiling never ceased. Today, Finland is more than happy to serve as a model for preparedness, supply stockpiling and civil protection.
8 minutes
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Letters and key information delivered on the doorstep
In Evje og Hornnes municipality, postal workers knock on elderly people’s doors every week. They bring mail, useful information and a friendly chat. The pilot project “På dørterskelen” (On the doorstep) creates security for older residents, prevents digital exclusion and can become key to national preparedness.
7 minutes
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Swedish public libraries’ role in a crisis
Loved by many. Of no interest to others. Regardless, the Swedish public library is a socially vital institution which must be able to carry out its various functions even in times of crisis or war.
7 minutes