Finnish companies offer employees incentives to stop smoking
The anti-smoking campaign in Finland is continuing apace with municipal employers and companies beefing up their smoke-free workplace policies.
Finnish Lutheran Church in conflict
The Finnish Evangelical Lutheran Church is desperately seeking reconciliation between conservatives and reformists as it searches for a new Archbishop...
Finland training Afghan prosecution and police forces
A recent meeting at the Crisis Management Centre in Kuopio saw Northern Savo police representatives educate a group of Afghani prosecution officials a...
Finland names best places to work
According to Finns, the consulting firm Accenture is the top large company to work for in that country this year.
Finnish police uncover massive cocaine gang
Police officers in the Finnish city of Vantaa, in the heart of the country’s metropolitan area, have uncovered one of the nation’s largest organised c...
Finland issues new guidelines for monitoring young adults
Finland will combat the issue of under 25 year-olds becoming socially alienated through new guidelines for supervision issued to local authorities.
Finland debates retirement age
The ongoing debate on pension talks in Finland continues to stall; with representatives from employer-guilds and unions unable to reach an agreement o...
Finnish police arrest Hydroponic shop owners for promoting cannabis
A Finnish business that specialises in the sale of gardening equipment has been raided by local police under suspicions that the operation is delibera...