Press releases
Changes in the administrative branch of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment at the turn of the year 2024−2025
Press release
20.12.2024 9.56
Act on Offshore Wind Power in the Exclusive Economic Zone enters into force – First tenders could be organised at the end of 2025
Press release
19.12.2024 15.38
Income limit of EUR 1,600 for a residence permit for an employed person set
Press release
19.12.2024 15.11
Amendments to the conciliation system to enter into force on 1 January 2025
Press release
19.12.2024 15.03
Opportunities for local collective bargaining to expand
Press release
19.12.2024 15.01
Government continues to combat the shadow economy and economic crime
Press release
19.12.2024 14.58
Reform to increase overall responsibility of municipalities for integration
Press release
18.12.2024 14.34
Employment services will be reformed on 1 January 2025 – Municipalities to be responsible for employment services with central government taking a guiding role
Press release
18.12.2024 14.31
EU-level coalition to promote energy efficiency funding – Motiva to chair Finland’s national hub
Press release
17.12.2024 14.20
EIA report consultation on the lifetime extension of OL1 and OL2 plant units begins
Press release
17.12.2024 9.03
News
EU to ban products made with forced labour – Regulation now in force
News item
18.12.2024 12.57
Reko-Antti Suojanen appointed national head of ICE Pact -icebreaker cooperation
News item
21.10.2024 12.32
Effects of the central government productivity programme in the administrative branch of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment
News item
23.9.2024 14.06
Budget proposal for the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment’s administrative branch for 2025
News item
9.8.2024 11.05
Information on Talent Boost compiled on two web pages
News item
30.5.2024 13.17
Working group to draft action programme on employment for people in adverse labour market position
News item
23.4.2024 10.01
Työkanava Ltd to be dissolved
News item
17.4.2024 13.46
New obligations proposed for providers of private employment services in maritime sector
News item
7.3.2024 13.31
EU lawmakers agree: forced labour products no longer allowed on the EU market
News item
5.3.2024 10.40
Column
What Will Finland Look Like in 2040 in the Sectoral Low-Carbon Roadmaps?
30.10.2024 11.20
By summer 2023, only three years had passed since the publication of the sectoral low-carbon roadmaps in 2020. A provision in Petteri Orpo’s government program from June 2023 mandated the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment and various sectors to revisit the roadmaps in light of the evolving operating environment. With this mandate, the update process began in autumn 2023. By autumn 2024, all 14 participating sectors had completed their updates.