These are the European countries with the most labour strikes Why is Norway one of the tops in Europe when it comes to strikes?
Fewer people in Norway are getting permanent jobs these days More immigrants, “bike messenger jobs,” and what researchers call gig economics. Put together, these trends challenge traditional working life.
When a flood of immigrant workers becomes a trickle When Poland joined the EU in 2004, unemployment was at 20 per cent, and a flood of workers left the country for higher wage lands such as Norway. Now the tide has turned, and Norway faces labour shortages as Poles stay home.
Mixed feelings about beggars in Norway NGOs and individuals offer an impressive amount of help to foreigners who beg on Norwegian streets. But feelings among Norwegians about foreign beggars remain divided.
Polish workers get stuck in stereotype Some 140,000 Poles have migrated to Norway since 2004. Many of them find jobs in construction work, but the contracts are usually short-term and cultural stereotypes bar them from higher positions.