Fafo in the press December 2005

Nytt år. Ny jobb? 'New year. New job?' Kvinneguiden interviews among others Fafo's research director Jon Erik Dølvik, Dec 30

Forskning på russisk prostitusjon i Norge. 'Research upon Russian prostitutes in Norway.' Fafo-researcher May-Len Skilbrei in NRKs Norgesglasset, Dec 29

En av tre tør ikke varsle sjefen. 'One out of three will not whistle-blow.' NRK (and several other media) writes about a new paper from Fafo researchers Sissel Trygstad and Marit Skivenes: Varsling i norsk arbeidsliv. (Whistle-blowing in Norwegian working life), Dec 25-27

Bred palestinsk støtte til Al-Qaida. 'Strong support to Al-Qaida among the Palestinians.' Fafo researcher Gro Hasselknippe is interviewed by Aftenposten. Also in NRK and several other media, Dec 22. See also editorial in Bergens Tidende (paper edition) Dec 24: Felles plikt (Common duty)

Kontorlandskap. Til glede for hvem? 'Open-plan office. For whom?' NOPEF-Aktuelt refers Fafo researcher Sigmund Aslesens' speech at a conference, Dec 23

To kommuner uten innvandrere. 'Two municipalities without immigrants.' Fafo's research director Hanne Cecilie Kavli is interviewed by Nationen. Referred in Trønder-Avisa, Dec 23

«Forferdelige levekår» og frykt. '«Terrible living conditions» and fear.' Bistandsaktuelt about the Fafo researchers Morten Bøås' and Anne Hatløy's living condition study in Northern Uganda, Dec 19

Tøffe omstillinger for statsansatte. 'Hard change-overs for the government-employees.' Aftenposten (forbruker.no) interviews Fafo researcher Espen Løken. See also: Luftens baroner (Barons of the air) in the same paper, Dec 17-18

Jobb er nøkkel til integrering. 'Work is the key to integration.' Dagsavisen interviews, among others, Fafo researcher Anne Britt Djuve, Dec 17

Varsler. 'Whistle-blowing.' Gjengangeren refers to a Fafo paper about the subject, Dec 17

Henter kona fra Polen til Norge. 'Bring their wives from Poland.' Dagsavisen interviews, among others, Fafo researcher Anne Britt Djuve, Dec 17

Åpen og inkludert? 'Open and inclusive.' Comment in Dagsavisen about the Fafo paper on young people and leisure time in a multi-cultural Oslo, Dec 15

Ny arbeidstid gir mindre sykefravær. 'New working hours - less absence due to illness.' Kommunal Rapport refers to a Fafo paper about shift-work in Bærum kommune, Dec 14

Vetodiskusjon på feil grunnlag. 'Veto discussion on wrong basis.' Comment in Dagsavisen by the Fafo researchers Jon Erik Dølvik and Anne Mette Ødegård, Dec 14

Kongen av underbitt. 'The king of protrusion.' In this article about intermarriage Dagbladet Magasinet refers to a comment by Fafo's research director Jon Pedersen, Unormalt, farlig eller bare unorsk? (Abnormal, dangerous or merely not Norwegian?), published in Dagbladet February 2002. Dec 13

Slå ring om velferden. 'Protect the welfare.' Editorial in Magasinet Aktuell refers to Fafo researcher Thomas Lorentzen's speech at the LO State conference of the year, Dec 13

Forskerblikk på russiske prostituerte. 'Researchers will look at Russian prostitutes,' The University of Bergen online newspaper about the project "Prostitution, Gender and Migration: Russian women selling sex in Norway” to be carried out by May-Len Skilbrei at Fafo, Dec 9

Minoritetsungdom er framtidens ingeniører. 'Minority youth are the future's engineers.' Fafo researcher Anne Britt Djuve is interviewed in Dagsavisen, Dec 8

Kan gi et mer ekskluderende arbeidsliv. 'A more exclusive labour market.' Comment in Fredrikstad Blad with reference to Fafo's research on temporary workers, Dec 8

Internflyktninger i Uganda lever i konstant frykt. 'Refugees (IDPs) in Uganda live in constant fear.' Aftenposten (paper edition) about the Fafo researchers Morten Bøås and Anne Hatløy's living condition survey, Dec 6

Misforstått veto-trussel. Fafo's research director Jon Erik Dølvik is interviewed about EU directives in LO-Aktuelt. Also in Ukeavisen ledelse, Dec 6

Ta integrering på alvor! 'Take integration seriously!' Elvis Chi Nwosu in Fagforbundet with reference to the Fafo report En mann - en stemme (One man - one voice), Fagbladet, Dec 5

Får sparken i julegave. 'Gets fired before Christmas.' Dagsavisen interviews Fafo's research director Bjørne Grimsrud, Dec 3

Norge mest utsatt for dumping. 'Norway is exposed to dumping.' Fafo's research director Jon Erik Dølvik tells Halden Dagblad, Dec 3

Den store ungdomsbransjen og Målet er heiltidsjobb. 'The big youth business' and 'Full-time work is the purpose.' Bergens Tidende (paper edition) refers to a Fafo report about the labour market in the commodity trade (in Norwegian), Dec 3

Sekstimersdrømmen. 'The dream about six hours day.' Fafo researcher Dag Olberg is one of several persons interviewed in Morgenbladet, Dec 2

Ansatte vil ikke sitte i styret. 'Employees don't want to participate in the board.' NRK Økonomi interviews Fafo researcher Inger Marie Hagen. See her report about employees in boards. Also in Dagens Næringsliv (paper edition), Dec 1

Blodig urettferdig myte. 'Bloody unfair myth.' Fafo researcher Thomas Lorentzen at the LO State conference, referred together with collegue Sissel Trygstad in LO-nytt. See also: Stavanger Aftenblad and Dagbladet, Nov 30-Dec 2

Uføre i kø i Posten. 'The disabled queue up in Norwegian Postal Service.' Fafo researcher Espen Løken spoke about the restructuring of the state at the LO State conference, referred in Magasinet Aktuell and Klassekampen and Fagbladet. See also Stavanger Aftenblad and Dagbladet, Nov 30-Dec 2