Foreign-Born Employees Now Vital to Sweden's Welfare System Amid Demographic Shifts
Sweden’s welfare system increasingly depends on foreign-born workers amid demographic challenges and stricter migration policies.
Sweden’s welfare system increasingly depends on foreign-born workers amid demographic challenges and stricter migration policies.
Swedish authorities reveal thousands of gang-affiliated individuals receive billions in welfare benefits, prompting new anti-fraud legislation and government intervention.
Swedish analysis reveals at least 40 million kronor in welfare payments mistakenly made to non-residents in 2024, prompting enhanced oversight measures.
Swedish politicians face career risks as they grapple with complex welfare budget cuts amid rising public spending concerns in Stockholm.
Medborgerlig Samling demands the closure of Pensionsmyndigheten, citing politicization of pension funds and advocating for pension privatization with individual choice.
Medborgerlig Samling urges pension reform, proposing to shut down Pensionsmyndigheten and enhance individual pension control amid criticism of political misuse of funds.
Sverigedemokraterna signals readiness to support the Social Democrats’ controversial proposal to abolish the karensavdrag, intensifying political debate over the costly sick pay deduction reform in Sweden.
Swedish political parties and local officials call for improved transparency in welfare fund management and criticize preferential municipal agreements for equal treatment concerns.
The Social Democrats criticize current government policies amid rising unemployment and propose a budget focused on long-term investments to support families, healthcare, and education in Sweden.
Vänsterpartiet's 2025 budget proposal emphasizes increased child allowances, additional healthcare funding, and modifications to electricity cost protections to support Swedish families and regional healthcare systems.
Socialdemokraterna reveals budget proposals to boost family support for 2026.
The Social Democrats propose a 2 billion kronor investment in elderly care to hire more staff and reduce medication costs.
Anna-Karin Hatt criticizes the Swedish government's integration policies, linking high unemployment to the influence of the Sweden Democrats.
The Swedish government corrects misrepresentation of personal assistance compensation rates amid criticism.
The Swedish government presents its Autumn Budget 2025, aimed at boosting the economy for workers.
The Swedish government has announced a 2026 budget aimed at economic relief for families and individuals, with significant investments and support measures.
Sweden's 2025 budget introduces extensive economic measures for households and welfare reforms.
The 2025 government budget offers significant benefits for families with children while raising concerns among economists.
Recent cuts to benefits for large families in Sweden forecast severe financial strain.
The Swedish government's proposal to cut benefits for large families is drawing heavy criticism from child welfare advocates and political opponents.
The Swedish government proposes major social benefits reforms, affecting large families and immigrant eligibility starting 2027.
Trade unions in Sweden raise alarms about the welfare system's funding issues.
Sweden's political landscape is heating up as leaders clash over economic struggles affecting older populations.
Swedish pensioners are increasingly burdened by debt, sparking calls for urgent reforms to enhance their financial security.
Citizens in Sweden are pressing politicians for enhanced support for community welfare, especially for the elderly and vulnerable.
Magdalena Andersson outlines her vision for Sweden's future, focusing on cohesion, security, and economic growth.