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Voluntary for Municipalities to Employ Doctors
It will be possible for municipalities to employ doctors, but on a voluntary basis. This is evident from the investigation set up by the government to increase medical competence in municipal healthcare.
The entire LO is prepared to strike for part-time employees
A special focus on part-time employees, primarily in trade, is a new demand as LO coordinates in the wage movement. But one union, Seko, stands outside, in disappointment over shorter working hours not being included in the coordination.
Sexual Abuse of Nine Preschool Children - "a Trauma"
A man who worked at preschools in Ljusdal has over several years subjected nine children – all girls – to sexual abuse. A trauma for Ljusdal municipality, says municipal director Mikael Björk.
Proposes Stricter Requirements for Municipalities in the Event of War
Municipalities' and regions' preparedness for war and crisis should be strengthened through a new law that is to come into force in 2027, proposes Carl Fredrik Graf, who has submitted an investigation on the matter. .
Full Capacity – Convicts Waiting for a Place
The pressure on forensic psychiatry is record-high. Convicted criminals are on the loose because they cannot be accommodated when clinics are overcrowded.
Prostitutes robbed and raped - verdict today
The man arranged to meet with prostitutes in the Stockholm area, but instead of buying sex, he is suspected of raping and robbing them. Now the verdict is falling in Solna District Court.
Give Municipalities 250,000 per Year for Wind Turbines
The Social Democrats want municipalities to receive 250,000 kronor per wind turbine and year to get the expansion of wind power going. .
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