…by EURES, the European Employment Services network. More than 800 advisers in public employment services in the EU Member States are involved in EURES. In Finland representatives can be found…
How to find a job The Employment and Economic Development Office offers general info about jobs and services for jobseekers. The European Job Mobility Portal (EURES) contains information about job…
A great adventure: Finland begins basic-income experiment
…a revolutionary form of social security. The goal is to determine if employment can be increased, poverty reduced and the traditional social security system simplified. The classic definition of basic…
Three Finnish ministries – the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health, the Ministry of Employment and the Economy, and the Ministry of Education – all run national programmes to support…
…at the well-established Santa Claus Village and underground Santa Park in Rovaniemi are important sources of local employment. Kakslauttanen may be 200 kilometres further north, but Eiramo envisions similar year-round…
Finland’s basic income may boost motivation to accept work
…not last long.” A basic income is not a cure-all, but for 30–40-somethings who have short-term employment contracts, it seems to be a perfect fit. Miska Simanainen, a researcher at…
Finnish basic income facilitates dream job and volunteer work
…families, inmates and asylum seekers,” she says. Erasing the stigma of unemployment “I used to say that I would never become an entrepreneur again, but here I am,” Marttinen says….
…in Finland, a list covering everything from employment ads and visas to social insurance and taxes. Work in Finland: Business Finland’s pitch to talented professionals interested in advancing their careers…