Working in Finland

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 vacancies and working conditions in Finland and other EU/EEA countries.
Expat Finland provides links to Finnish employment and recruitment agencies.
The web page Tips for finding a job, published by the Ministry of Employment and the Economy, contains a wide array of useful info about working in Finland.
Work in Finland: Business Finland’s pitch to talented professionals interested in advancing their careers in the world’s most innovative country.

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