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The Swedish Government nominates Ms Mona Sahlin (to the left) as candidate for the post of Director-General of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) Photo: the Government Offices of Sweden
The Government nominates Mona Sahlin to the post of ILO Director-General in Geneva
Sweden has nominated Ms Mona Sahlin as candidate for the post of Director-General of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) in Geneva. Ms Mona Sahlin has been Deputy Prime Minister, leader of the Social Democratic Party and minister in various periods with responsibility for labour market and working life issues, gender equality issues, democracy and integration, small businesses, energy issues and industrial policy.
Photo: Per Magnus Persson/Johnér
Government newsletter - More foreign-born people in work
The difference in employment levels between Swedish-born and foreign-born people is too large. It must be made easier for immigrants to find work. But to succeed, cooperation within several policy areas is required. In the Government newsletter this week you can read more about this.
Minister for Employment Hillevi Engström to visit London
On Friday 9 December, Minister for Employment Hillevi Engström will visit job centres in London. The aim of the visit is to gather information about how the system of private job centres works in the United Kingdom, and to gain an insight into how job centres work with groups that are very much detached from the labour market.
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21 October 2011
Minister for Employment Hillevi Engström to visit China
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The Ministry of Employment, Sweden
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Pocket facts 2010 - statistics on integration
A statistical breakdown of the differences and similarities between native-born and foreign-born persons.
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