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Webinar: What are the rules regarding fixed-term employment?

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On 1 October, new rules regulating fixed-term employment came into effect. For example, general fixed-term employment was replaced by a new form of employment, special fixed-term employment, which can be used for a maximum of 12 months. At the same time, new regulations regarding fixed-term employment were introduced in collective agreements in the state sector. On the other hand, some regulations regarding fixed-term employment remain unchanged.

This webinar will be conducted in English – the same seminar was held in Swedish and you can watch it here.

Date: Tuesday 25 October
Time: 12.15-13.00
Target audience: The webinar is open to all, but the focus will be on employment in the state sector.
Registration: Register here. A link to the webinar will be sent to you when we have received your registration.

Content

  • How does special fixed-term employment work and when can it become permanent employment?
  • What are the transitional regulations for people who currently have or have had general fixed-term employment?
  • What other forms of temporary employment exist within the higher education sector?
  • How does the new state sector fixed-term employment under the collective agreement work?
  • Which categories can declare that they do not wish to convert to permanent employment?
  • What support can you receive if your fixed-term employment expires?
  • How does the SULF income insurance work?

There will also be an opportunity to ask questions.

We look forward to seeing you on 25 October!

More information

The new Employment Protection Act – what do the changes mean?