Danish Unions lower wage demands
The Danish Confederation of Trade Unions (LO) has unexpectedly reduced its demands for wage increases for privately employed members.
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...
The Icesave issue discussed in London
(Icelandic government press release): The negotiation committee representing the Icelandic government met today with representatives of the UK and Dut...
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.
Danske Bank predicts troubled 2010
Despite the prospect of some light appearing at the end of what has been a very dark tunnel; Danish banks are preparing themselves for another difficu...
Jilted Swedish husband uses mice for revenge
An estranged 59-year-old Swedish man has been arrested following his exploitation of his former wife’s fear of mice to extract a cruel and bizarre rev...
Birgitta Ohlsson named Sweden’s new EU minister
Birgitta Ohlsson has been named as the new Swedish EU minister.
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...