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The A–Ö of Swedish working life
WORKING IN SWEDEN
How will Sweden's Employment Act reform impact foreigners?
The long-awaited reforms to Sweden's Employment Act, pushed by the Centre and Liberal Parties, come into force this month. The Local spoke to Sofie Rehnström, a lawyer at the Swedish Trade Union Confederation, about how they will affect foreigners in the country.
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VIDEO: Why is relocating to this city a smart move?
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Winter is coming: How to stay happy and healthy
SWEDEN IN FOCUS
LISTEN: Baltic gas blasts, key Swedish words, and how to keep living costs low
In this week's episode we discuss: manic bun days, post-election coalition building, Baltic Sea gas blasts, work permit delays, and how to tackle the cost of living crisis.
SCHOOLS
Schooling: What you need to know when moving to Sweden with children
Sweden is often cited as one of the best countries in the world for raising children, but what do international parents need to know when planning a move here with their family? And can your children access schooling without a Swedish personal number?
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