Digitally advanced EU countries: EU must strive for technological competitiveness

Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment analysis: 333,000 new jobs created in 2019 – SMEs would benefit from help and advice during recruitment process

New strategy to strengthen Finland’s competitiveness in battery sector and to promote climate goals

Pilot plan to help sole entrepreneurs with recruitment

Local government pilots on employment combine state and municipal resources to boost employment – Pilots to start in March 2021

Finland applies for EU aid to help re-employment of workers made redundant by Finnair

Climate Fund starts operations

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Digitally advanced EU countries: EU must strive for technological competitiveness
Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment analysis: 333,000 new jobs created in 2019 – SMEs would benefit from help and advice during recruitment process
New strategy to strengthen Finland’s competitiveness in battery sector and to promote climate goals
Finland invites ministers from digitally advanced EU countries to discuss Europe’s competitiveness
Study: Finnish companies are committed to respecting human rights, but few report on practical measures
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EU Commission’s initiative will combat in-work poverty
Market surveillance reform improves the operating environment for businesses and consumers
Talent Boost

The objective of the Government’s joint Talent Boost programme is to make Finland more attractive to international talents and to channel the expertise of international talents already in Finland to support growth, internationalisation and innovation in Finnish companies.
Government report on the future of the retail sector

The future report addresses the ongoing transformation of the retail sector in Finland, and the structural revolution in retail worldwide. The coronavirus pandemic also has a dramatic impact on retail.
Local government pilots on employment

The local government pilots on employment will begin in 2021. The pilots aim to increase employment among unemployed jobseekers and to direct them to training and education more effectively. Another objective is to create new solutions to ensure availability of skilled labour.
Ministers

Tuula Haatainen
Minister of Employment