Fewer Workers Are Losing Their Jobs, TSL Says as Labour Market Stabilizes
Things have clearly brightened on the labor market. At least fewer people are losing their jobs, new figures show.
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Brighter job market, fewer layoffs
Fewer workers are being laid off, especially in the construction industry, new figures show. In the first quarter, 26 percent fewer workers received restructuring support, according to TSL.
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Job broker: Age discrimination a myth
There is increasing talk of age discrimination in the labor market. Statistics confirm that unemployment has increased more for older people. But participants in the labor market are skeptical. Caroline Söder at TSL says, "I would say that it is a myth, at least for those who are established in the labor market."
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Brighter job signs, fewer layoffs
Several signs point to a brighter labor market. According to the employment agency TSL, there are clearly fewer layoffs and it is relatively easy to find new jobs.
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Security Fund Reports Fewer Layoffs, Sees Hope for Skilled Workers
The number of redundancies reported to the transition organization Trygghetsfonden TSL has decreased compared to the corresponding period last year. We see a slightly brighter picture for our professional groups, says CEO Caroline Söder.
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They're in demand on the labor market
It is brightening on the labor market, especially within industry. Skilled workers who lose their jobs are in high demand on the labor market. There is a skills shortage in almost all professions, says Caroline Söder, CEO of the employment agency TSL.
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