Finnish salaries in the European context
n this blog post, we put Finnish salaries into the European context. We compare Finnish salaries with European ones in different ways.
Category: Working in Finland
Discussions about salary transparency in Finland heating up
In this blog we talk about increasing push for salary transparency in Finland. We especially focus on possible legislative changes that were recently reported in Finnish media.
Men’s and women’s income levels in Finland
In this blog, we talk about men’s and women’s income levels in Finland. We also tell you what rich and wealthy means in Finland.
Working conditions in Finland today: trends and recent changes
In this blog, we’ll take a look at how employees felt working conditions in Finland changed in 2020 during the pandemic.
Minna Canth’s Day 2021: a year into the pandemic
Last year our Minna Canth’s Day post examined the gendered effects of the pandemic. This year, we return to the topic.
Salary levels in Finland: revealing differences
In this blog about salary levels in Finland, we talk about regional salary differences and differences within industries.
The Finnish job market in 2020
The TE office is still an important avenue for employers to advertise their positions. Thus the annual TE office statistics give us important information about the Finnish job market. In this blog post, we take a look at last year and see how the Finnish job market looked like in 2020.
Why and how employers in Finland recruited in 2019: a few lessons
In this blog, we tell you why and how employers recruited in Finland in 2019. The blog contains a few lessons for job seekers.
What type of workers Finland needs in the future: a brief look
In this blog post, we take a look at what professions will be needed in Finland in the future. We particularly pay attention to what that means for the education level of labor force.
What’s with the talk of labor shortages in Finland?
For a long time, discussions about the labor market have focused on the labor shortages in Finland. At the same, however, there is a large number of people who are unemployed in Finland. In this blog post, we’ll examine this paradox.