Ministry of Employment
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Government newsletter: More young people in work
It is important that young people find jobs and become independent. The Government has implemented a number of reforms and initiatives to make it easier for young people to enter the labour market and these efforts are continuing. Read more about this in the Government newsletter.
European governments lack the will to help the Roma
Erik Ullenhag.
Anti-Gypsyism in Europe. In a number of European countries, racism against the Roma is socially acceptable. They are often the victims of racial violence. Many countries lack the political will to act despite the resources the EU has allocated for this purpose. Political leaders at national and local level must now take a stand, writes Minister for Integration Erik Ullenhag.
Hillevi Engström visits Australia
Hillevi Engström.
Minister for Employment Hillevi Engström is visiting Canberra and Sydney this week (19-22 March) to study how Australia organises its efforts to support and assist those outside the labour market. During the trip Ms Engström will meet Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations Bill Shorten to exchange experiences concerning the labour market and employment services.
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31 January 2013
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17 January 2013
The Living Legacy of Raoul Wallenberg -
21 September 2012
Universal Periodic Review of the United Nations Human Rights Council: Sweden's national mid-term report
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Pocket facts 2010 - statistics on integration
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