(When the entry is in Norwegian, the news referred will be in Norwegian
as well)
En mann – flere stemmer. 'One man - more voices.' The
Fafo report ”En mann
- en stemme” (One man - one voice) characterises trade
unions as colour-blind when it comes to integration of ethnic minorities.
According to LO-Aktuelt, The Hotel and Restaurant Workers’
Union is an exception, Oct 28 |
Arbeidsgleden har ingen aldersgrense. Job satisfaction has
no age limit. LO-Aktuelt mentions a Fafo report about pensioners
on Contractual Early Retirement Scheme (in Norwegian), Oct 28 |
Seniorer liker omstillinger. 'Seniors like changes.' Dagens
Næringsliv refers to an interview with Fafo researcher
Tove Midtsundstad at www.ssp.no. Read more about her report (in Norwegian) "Ikke nødvendigvis
sliten..." (Not necessarily weary...) Oct 27 |
Dette gjelder (ikke) deg. 'This is (not) about you.' LO Secretary
Tor-Arne Solbakken refers in a commentary in LO-Aktuelt to
a Fafo report about reading
and writing problems, Oct 27 |
Siste akt i Damaskus? 'Endgame in Damascus?' Comment in Klassekampen by Fafo researchers Pål Sletten and Åge A. Tiltnes.
UN Security Council discusses today a report from the investigation
commission about the assasination of Lebanon's former Prime Minister,
Rafik Hariri, Oct 25 |
Arbeidstakere fra øst positivt for Norden. 'Workers
from Eastern Europe are good for the Nordic countries.' Byggeindustrien refers to the report Arbeids-
og tjenestemobilitet etter EU-utvidelsen (in Norwegian), written
by Fafo's research directors Jon Erik Dølvik and Line Eldring,
to the Nordic Council. Also in Stavanger Aftenblad (paper
edition), Oct 23-24 |
Føler seg forbigått på arbeidsmarkedet. Bergens Tidende writes about deaf persons' diffficulties
to get a job, and the article refers to a Fafo project about working
life and new technology for the disabled, Oct 23 |
En hvit fagbevegelse. 'A white trade union.' Article in LO-Aktuelt on how to integrate ethnic minorities, with a reference to the Fafo
report Én mann - én
stemme (One man - one voice. See also Ukeavisen ledelse, Oct 21 |
Tid for å avgjøre karrieren. 'Time to decide
upon one's career.' Dagsavisen interviews Fafo researcher
Torgeir Nyen, about education as a ticket to the labour market,
Oct 20 |
Slakter barnehagereformen. 'Day-care centre reform is heavily
critisized.' Dagsavisen has interviewed Fafo researcher Geir
Veland about a new report where Fafo has examined local government's
contributions to especially private day-care centres. (The report
is forthcoming, in Norwegian) See also P4, iMarkedet and Smaalenenes Avis, Oct 19 |
Ansatt time for time. 'Hired hour by hour'.' Article about
employment of temporary help, in LO-Aktuelt, with reference
to a Fafo paper about letting
out labour (in Norwegian), Oct 17 |
Vaxholm-affären. In a commentary in LO-Aktuelt Roar Flåthen from LO (Norwegian Confederation of Trade Unions)
refers to the report Arbeids-
og tjenestemobilitet etter EU-utvidelsen (in Norwegian), written
by Fafo's research directors Jon Erik Dølvik and Line Eldring,
to the Nordic Council, Oct 17 |
Fargeblind fagbevegelse. 'Trade unions are colour-blind.' LO-nytt refers to a new Fafo report, Én
mann - én stemme (One man - one voice), about the lack
of ethnic minorities in the trade unions. See also HK-nytt, Oct 13 |
Soria Moria – drømmen om eget hjem. 'The dream
about a place to live.' Comment in Dagsavisen by Fafo researchers
Inger Lise Skog Hansen and Siri Ytrehus, see their report Alle
skal bo (Everybody will have a place to live), Oct 11 |
Østarbeiderne utfordrer fagbevegelsen. 'Workers from
Eastern Europe are a challenge for the Norwegian trade union movement.' Ny Tid quotes from a previous interview wtih Fafo's research
director Line Eldring, Oct 8 |
Bolig- og tjenestebehovet kraftig undervurdert. 'Service and
housing needs are severely underestimated.' Helserevyen refers
to the Fafo report Alle skal
bo (Everybody will have a place to live), Oct 7 |
Et nytt tjenesteproletariat: Underkuet og lavtlønnet.
'A new service proletariat: Subdued and poorly paid.' In this article LO-Aktuelts refers to several among Fafo's projects, Oct
6 |
Nye utfordringer i arbeidslivet. 'New challenges for Norwegian
working life.' Comment by Fafo's research director Jon Erik Dølvik
in Aetat's (Norwegian labour market service) magazine Forum,
Oct 5 |
Flyktninger i fengsel. 'Refugees in prison.' Comment
in Dagbladet about the refugee camps in Northern Uganda,
by Fafo researchers Morten Bøås and Anne Hatløy,
Oct 5 |
60.000 hordalendinger uten tjenestepensjon, '60.000 people
in Hordaland county are without an occupational pension,' writes Bergens Tidende, and refers to the ECON-/Fafo report Obligatorisk
tjenestepensjon (Obligatory occupational pension), Oct 5 |
Tjenesteimport truer lønna. 'Service import threatens
Norwegian wages.' Article in Klassekampen about the report Arbeids-
og tjenestemobilitet etter EU-utvidelsen (in Norwegian), written
by Fafo's research directors Jon Erik Dølvik and Line Eldring,
to the Nordic Council, Oct 4 |
Dei sa vi ikkje kunne gjere det. 'They said we couldn't do
it.' Fafo's senior programme manager Christian Ruge is interviewed
by Dag og Tid about the campaign that led to an international
treaty against landmines in 1997, Oct 1 |
AS-kommunen: Makta til rådmannen. 'Local Council Ltd.:
All power to the chief administrative officer.' Fafo researcher
Sissel Trygstad is interviewed at forskning.no, Oct 1 |
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