From the beginning of 2025, the municipalities will take care of employment and economic development services.

The Industrial Union seeks a 10 per cent pay rise over the next two years. In the first year, the pay rise would be 6 per cent, in the second 4 per cent.

The importance of collective bargaining will not disappear in Finland. Notwithstanding the fact that the Orpo-Purra Government strongly favours employers.

The message is clear, union members of foreign background want more training in English to gain knowledge, meet new people and get help on labour rights issues.

Ten questions from different areas of life. Test your knowledge!

Tammisaari resident Álvaro Corredor Ochoa serves as an assistant coach for the Ekenäs IF football academy team. Coaching is a good counterbalance for his academic job.

As skilled technology workers retire, new talent is needed urgently. Finland’s own population is not enough, and the country must turn to workers from the rest of the world.

“Together, we can create a society where diversity is seen as a strength,” writes Managing Editor Asko-Matti Koskelainen.

The trade union movement is a key builder of Finnish welfare society. In a changing world, the trade union movement stands on the side of workers and society’s weakest members.

The union’s Work Environment Unit oversees a broad range of activities, including occupational safety and health, equality and non-discrimination.