Recent studies highlight how poor job market preparation and early mental health issues significantly affect young Swedes' mental well-being and future work capacity.
Swedish households show rising optimism about their finances amid concerns over national unemployment and political uncertainty.
Sweden experiences its highest September bankruptcies in over three decades, impacting large companies and employees, even as the labor market shows signs of recovery.
A new report shows 70% of Swedish workers use AI at work, often secretly, exposing a leadership gap in guidance and support for AI adoption.
August 2026 data from SCB shows Sweden's employment rate increased slightly and household consumption rose, with women leading labor gains and strong spending on home goods.
Swedish trade unions announce a strike against King starting September 25 over failed collective agreement talks, potentially involving over 80% of employees.
An assessment finds Vänsterpartiet and Miljöpartiet lead on economic support for disabilities, while voter support shifts with Liberalerna gaining as Moderaterna declines.
Social Democrats and Sweden Democrats vow to end stressful minutstyrning in elderly care but lack clear plans for implementation.
The Swedish Social Democrats propose a multi-faceted package to improve student economic support and housing, rejecting market rents and including free dental care and transport.
Sweden's economic outlook for 2026-2027 improves with higher GDP growth and declining unemployment according to latest government forecasts.
Sweden combats a severe meteorologist shortage with retiree hires and student salary incentives amid challenging education and rising demand.
Sweden’s economic growth and industrial development in 2026 are constrained by infrastructure shortcomings, labor shortages, and regulatory delays, highlighting urgent policy challenges.
Sweden is addressing high sick leave rates in elderly care workers while pushing reforms to enhance senior healthcare and housing ahead of regional elections.
A severe heatwave in Sweden brings health risks amplified by medication effects and financial pressures forcing workers to choose between health and income.
Sweden has dramatically increased work permits for foreign berry pickers in 2026, emphasizing fair labor practices amid tighter regulations and union oversight to prevent exploitation in the sector.
Socialdemokraterna proposes new worker pensions, higher contributions, and legal rights on reduced working hours to support early and physically demanding work ahead of the 2026 election.
Jacob Wallenberg argues reducing working hours and eliminating waiting day deductions would hurt Sweden's economic growth and job creation.
Sweden's economic recovery in 2026 is underscored by rising wages and improving labor market conditions, alongside forecasts of inflation remaining below the 2% target.
The court acquits defendants in the tragic Sundbyberg construction lift accident, sparking union outrage over accountability and systemic labor issues.
Swedbank's report shows Sweden's gender income gap won't close until 2059, with stark regional differences and growing concerns over stalled progress.
The Socialdemocrats unveil a multifaceted youth support package addressing unemployment, housing, and mental health to aid young Swedes ahead of elections.
Sweden's policy to raise labor migrants' salary requirements challenges integration efforts and strains the labor market.
Nearly half a million Swedish pensioners now work alongside retirement, increasing their monthly income by about 8,000 kronor compared to ten years ago, according to recent Alecta data.
A new report shows the Swedish datacenter industry drives significant economic activity with growing capacity, sustainability efforts, and employment projections, while facing regulatory hurdles.
The Swedish government plans tax cuts and promotes work flexibility to support employment among older workers, addressing financial and workplace challenges.
Despite a drop in unemployment to 6.6%, Sweden faces growing job security concerns due to rising layoffs and diminished support for the long-term unemployed, especially in vulnerable sectors.
Sweden's 2026 Spring Budget includes 7.7 billion kronor in measures like temporary fuel tax cuts, energy supports for households, healthcare funding, and defense enhancements.
Sweden's emissions-intensive industries risk losing 160,000 jobs amid insufficient climate policies, while older engineers face rising unemployment and underutilization, prompting calls for better industrial and workforce strategies.
Sweden plans to expand sustainable food production, creating jobs and enhancing food security while reducing environmental impacts amid global challenges.