Several unions are threatening strike action against King, the gaming company behind Candy Crush Saga. The reason is that the company does not want to sign a collective bargaining agreement.
BusinessThe trend has reversed. Now many employers want white-collar workers back in the office. There has been a shift for some time, says Camilla Frankelius, head of negotiations at the Swedish Association of Engineers.
BusinessAmerican Lyten's purchase of the bankrupt battery manufacturer Northvolt has been approved by the authority ISP, says the bankruptcy administrator Mikael Kubu to Ekot.
BusinessNorthvolt is stopping production entirely on June 30. A bleak but expected message, according to the Swedish Association of Engineers – whose members to a high extent seem to have gotten new jobs.
BusinessThe innovation companies and education companies within Almega have signed new collective agreements with Unionen and Sweden's Engineers. A threatened strike, which would have broken out next week, is thus cancelled.
BusinessThe moment of truth is approaching for what will determine your salary for the coming years. Before midnight, the parties need to agree on a new industrial agreement.
BusinessThe industry's parties have not yet agreed on a new industrial agreement. Negotiations are ongoing over the weekend to reach an agreement before the current agreement expires on Monday.
BusinessThe impartial mediators have submitted their first bid to the industry's parties. The bid has been accepted by the employer side. The trade unions, on the other hand, reject the proposal and call it unacceptable.
BusinessThe crisis-stricken battery manufacturer Northvolt gets the green light from the owners to continue operating, according to Erik Zsiga, Northvolt's press chief. The decision is made after a 2024 marked by skyrocketing losses, production problems, scrapped major investments, and massive layoffs.
BusinessCrisis-stricken Northvolt, which is to pay over a quarter of a billion kronor to the Tax Agency on Monday, is in acute need of more money from owners and lenders. A crucial piece of the puzzle to get it in place is the reduction of 1,600 employees, which is expected to be completed this week. It will be a hard blow, especially to foreign recruits.
BusinessSpotify announces that it is moving services abroad, following a court ruling that denies the company the right to have nighttime preparedness in Sweden. But the union is scoffing at the streaming giant's complaints.
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