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Employment Service Forecasts Higher Unemployment Amid Global Uncertainty
The uncertainty surrounding the trade tariffs and the ongoing conflicts in the surrounding world means that the Employment Service is increasing its forecast for unemployment. The uncertainty means that we expect the economy to be further dampened this year, says analyst Emil Persson.
High Unemployment Benefits Applications Signal Sluggish Labor Market
The labour market is still sluggish and the hopes of an improvement are constantly being postponed. An unusually large number of people are still applying for unemployment benefits.
Unemployment Declines for Fourth Consecutive Month
Unemployment is falling for the fourth month in a row. But the changes are small.
Employment Service Website Restored After Morning Outage
The Employment Service's website was up and running again at 11 am on Tuesday after being down during the morning. The problems started in the morning when it was not possible to access the website.
17,000 Summer Jobs Still Available to Apply For
Summer is here but it is not too late to find a summer job. The Employment Service still has thousands of jobs in the Job Bank that have not been filled yet.
Labour Market Ends 94 Agreements with Underperforming Suppliers
The Employment Service terminates 94 agreements with 54 suppliers of matching services that do not meet the requirements, according to a press release. .
SALAR Urges Halt to Closure of 35 Swedish Service Offices
The State Service Center wants to close 35 local service offices in the country. The Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions (SALAR) is now demanding that the closure be stopped.
Youth Unemployment Stabilizes Signaling Potential Labor Market Shift
Youth unemployment is no longer increasing. It is a trend break and can be a signal of a brighter labor market, according to the Employment Service.
Minister Criticizes Lenient Unemployment Support Requirements
Minister for Labour Market Mats Persson warns that different types of support to the unemployed risk locking people into unemployment. The system is too slack, he says at a press conference on the labour market situation.
Unemployment Drops Again, But Economic Uncertainty Lingers
Unemployment fell for the second month in a row in March. But it is still high and according to the Employment Service, the prognosis ahead is uncertain, not least due to the unrest in the global economy.
After the crash – AF's website up again
Some of the problems that have caused the Swedish Public Employment Service's website to be down since Friday are now resolved. .
Unemployed with unemployment insurance to be scrutinized harder
The Employment Service's controls of the unemployed should be strengthened. The system is too lenient today, says Minister for Employment Mats Persson (The Liberals).
Over 100,000 more unemployed in a year
In January, the number of unemployed rose to 592,000, according to statistics from SCB. It is an increase of 114,000 people compared to the same month the previous year.
Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson: Tariffs are of course bad
It appears there is a light at the end of the tunnel in the Swedish economy, according to Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson (The Moderate Party). At the same time, there are still major uncertainties, she emphasizes.
Unemployment is increasing – highest in three years
The weak economic situation continues to affect the labor market. Unemployment is increasing broadly and is at its highest level in three years.
Clashing over the economy: "Ridiculous"
While the opposition quarrels, the governing parties get things done, claims Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson in a party leader debate. The Social Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson, in turn, criticizes the government's economic policy.
Highest Unemployment in Three Years
The labor market continues to deteriorate. Unemployment is now the highest in three years, and the number of long-term unemployed is increasing at a rapid pace.
Private employment agencies to receive lower compensation
The compensation to private employment agencies will decrease significantly. This is stated by the government in an assignment to the Employment Agency, reports Sveriges Radio Ekot.
New forecast: Labor market recovery delayed
It is brightening on the labor market, albeit at a very slow pace. For the long-term unemployed, the situation remains bleak.
Notices remain at high levels
The notice of layoffs continues to be at a high level. In November, it concerned nearly 5,800 people, according to new figures from the Employment Service.
Unemployed City Dwellers: We're Not Moving
Every fourth unemployed person can imagine moving for a job. Young, foreign-born men without children are most willing to move.
More unemployed - uncertain when it turns
Unemployment in Sweden has been rising for over a year and continues to increase, according to new figures from the Employment Service. We are not seeing any major increases ahead of us, but it is still going in the wrong direction, says Eva Samakovlis, chief analyst at the Employment Service.
Tough job market - layoffs increase further
Warnings of layoffs are becoming increasingly frequent. In September, the figure reached 7,600, a thousand more than last year, according to new figures from the Employment Service.
The Chaos at Northvolt Hits Local Businesses
The battery manufacturer Northvolt's crisis affects subcontractors. Over the weekend, Stena Recycling in Skellefteå laid off around 60 people.
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