Sweden is experiencing critical structural and demographic economic challenges highlighted by experts who urge comprehensive reforms to ensure productivity and sustainable growth.
Sweden is experiencing critical structural and demographic economic challenges highlighted by experts who urge comprehensive reforms to ensure productivity and sustainable growth.
SEB has upgraded its growth forecast for Sweden's economy in 2026, highlighting strengthening labor market and rising wages as key growth drivers despite global uncertainties.
Sweden is reducing hiring costs to boost employment while urging stronger EU circular economy legislation amidst rising raw material prices and climate concerns.
Economic forecasts for Sweden show improvement, but unemployment remains high amid global uncertainty and calls for psychological resilience.
Social Democrat Ardalan Shekarabi sharply criticizes Sweden's government for passive handling of rising unemployment and demands replacement of labor minister.
Swedish ministers urge labour market partners to take responsibility as only 84 establishment jobs have been created despite government funding.
New research and supportive initiatives unveil how adolescent mental health influences labor disparities among Swedish-born children of immigrants and enhance school health services.
Sweden sees a decline in unemployment as investigations into anti-competitive practices unfold.
The proposed hike in Sweden's labor immigration wage floor faces backlash from businesses, citing severe economic implications.
Sweden reports a decrease in unemployment figures, with 1,261 fewer individuals unemployed last week.