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16.12.2019 | A study published today as part of the Ministry’s publication series on the coverage of collective agreements between 2017 and 2018 indicates that two thirds of private sector employees in Finland work for employers belonging to employer organisations. Collective agreements cover 269,000 employees on the basis of general applicability. Altogether 89% of all employees are covered by collective agreements.https://tem.fi/en/-/tem-julkaisu-tyoehtosopimusten-kattavuus-on-pysynyt-liki-ennallaan
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24.1.2019 | A total of 256,500 unemployed jobseekers were registered at the Employment and Economic Development Offices at the end of December. This was 39,000 fewer than a year earlier. The number of unemployed jobseekers increased by 27,100 from the previous month. These figures are from the Employment Bulletin of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment.https://tem.fi/en/-/tyottomien-tyonhakijoiden-maara-vaheni-joulukuus-1
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15.9.2022 | Application of ratified Conventions on wages FINLAND Article 22 baselines report 2022 EXPLANATORY NOTE The present draft baselines report has been prepared by the Office to facilitate compliance with reporting obligations under article 22 of the I...https://tem.fi/documents/1410877/133507438/FIN_BPP_WGS+baseline+report_IV-en.pdf/ce41e28a-43da-8c19-dd8a-d4ab1ad0ffe1?t=1663242726582
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6.5.2020 | Tourism demand, or the amount of money spent by Finnish and foreign tourists in Finland, amounted to approximately EUR 16.1 billion in 2019. According to estimates, demand will not reach last year’s level before 2022.https://tem.fi/en/-/matkailijoiden-kulutus-supistuu-suomessa-koronapandemian-vaikutuksesta-60-70-prosenttia-vuonna-2020
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21.12.2018 | A total of 229,400 unemployed jobseekers were registered at the Employment and Economic Development Offices at the end of November. This was 41,900 fewer than a year earlier. The number of unemployed jobseekers was down by 800 from the previous month. These figures are from the Employment Bulletin of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment.https://tem.fi/en/-/tyottomien-tyonhakijoiden-maara-vaheni-marraskuus-1
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4.3.2020 | Appl. 19 C149, C189, R157, R201 INTERNATIONAL LABOUR OFFICE REPORTS ON UNRATIFIED CONVENTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS (Article 19 of the Constitution of the International Labour Organisation) REPORT FORM FOR THE FOLLOWING INSTRUMENTS: NURSING PERSONNE...https://tem.fi/documents/1410877/21204237/FI_Report+art+19,+2020.pdf/bc9d434f-59ec-1eb2-3599-dae469ec618b?t=1583324170000
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18.6.2020 | The impact of the coronavirus crisis on the Finnish labour market may turn out to be smaller than feared if Finland is spared a new wave of the epidemic and subsequent restrictions, and the global economy recovers. However, the number of unemployed jobseekers is projected to remain higher in the next few years than before the start of the crisis. There is also a risk that the effects of the crisis on the labour market could in part remain long-term.https://tem.fi/en/-/labour-market-forecast-employment-may-fall-less-than-feared-but-a-significant-risk-of-weak-employment-trend-exists
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20.11.2018 | A total of 230,100 unemployed jobseekers were registered at the Employment and Economic Development Offices at the end of October. This was 42,400 fewer than a year earlier. The number of unemployed jobseekers was down by 1,900 from the previous month. These figures are from the Employment Bulletin of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment.https://tem.fi/en/-/tyottomien-tyonhakijoiden-maara-vaheni-lokakuus-1