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Fafo in the Press, February 2005

Mytene knuses (The myths are crushed). LO representative Ellen Stensrud tells LO-Aktuelt that a recent Fafo paper about immigrants in a mulitcultural Norway will help dispel myths about immigrants. Feb 28

Hippie-barna er ikke egoister (The hippie children are not selfish). NRK interviews Heidi Gautun. See her Fafo-report Økt individualisering og omsorgsrelasjoner i familien (Norwegian only). Feb 24

Fleksibilitet har en pris (Flexibility has a price): Dag Olberg is interviewed in Magasinet Aktuell about his new paper, Avtalt tid (Agreed time). Other articles: Dagens Næringsliv, Byggmesteren, bygg.no, Ukeavisen Ledelse, LO-Aktuelt. Feb 18-24

Snekker-boom fra øst (Builder boom from East): Anne Mette Ødegård comments in Porsgrunns Dagblad on the flood of carpenters from Eastern Europe now working in Norway. See also her Fafo-paper, Arbeidstakere som går tjenestevei (Norwegian only). Feb 18

Startproblemer i Helse Øst-samarbeid (Cooperation in the health region east of Norway off to a bad start). Article in Tidsskrift for Den norske lægeforening (Norwegian Doctors' Association) about the Fafo report, Nye samarbeidsordninger etter sykehusreformen (New ways of cooperation after the health reform). Feb 17

Medlemsundersøkelsen er klar (The survey is ready). Fafo has finished the first comprehensive survey among members of the Norwegian teachers' union. Director Helga Hjetland comments in Stolt av de tillitsvalgte (Proud of the union officials). Feb 16

Motstanden må på bordet (The opposition should announce itself). Fafo researcher Espen Løken's remarks at a Forbund1 (trade union) conference in Bergen are referred in LO-Nytt, the publication of Norwegian trade union LO. Feb 16

Rikt land med god pensjon (Rich country - good pensions). Norway's Minister of Finance refers to the Fafo and ECON report prepared for Storebrand, in Dagbladet. Feb 16

Best image - most sympathy. Nurses get some of the most public sympathy for their wage demands, says Fafo researcher Torgeir Aarvaag Stokke in Rogalands Avis. Also in Drammens Tidende. Feb 12-15

Immigrants affected by severe work measure cuts. Fafo researcher Anne Britt Djuve tells Dagsavisen that the private sector should provide work experience. See also the web site Utrop. Feb 14-15

Umulig å tallfeste livskvalitet (Counting health is impossible). Fafo researcher Trude Arnesen is interviewed in the magazine Dagens Medisin, in the light of her doctoral thesis Counting health? Feb 11

818 fattige barn i Skien (818 poor children in Skien town), according to Fafo report Fattige barn i Norge. This is what the Norwegian newspaper Varden tells today, Feb 11

Ressurssterke vinner (The resourceful win). Both employers and employees are losers when positions aren't advertised, according to Fafo researcher Torunn Kvinge in Aftenposten. Feb 9

Debatten er i gang (The discussion has started): This article speculates whether the Norwegian oil and petroleum union (NOPEF) and chemical union will merge. NOPEF Aktuelt (NOPEF News) refers to a pamphlet prepared by Fafo researchers Anne Mette Ødegård and Espen Løken, "Kjemisk forbindelse – eller olje som merkevare?" Also in LO-Nytt, a publication of the Norwegian trade union LO. Feb 8

Kompetanseutvalg vil ha kompetansekrav. (Competence committee wants qualfication definitions). The Norwegian peasant's union (Bondelaget) discusses Fafo report 463. Feb 7

En gang tillitsvalgt - alltid tillitsvalgt. ("Once and for all") An interview with three union officials in Magasinet Aktuell, with reference to a Fafo report prepared for LO State (Norwegian trade union). Feb 2