A work community that includes both young and old workers encourages workers to stay in working life longer, a study

A study published today as part of the Ministry’s publication series on the coverage of collective agreements between 2017 and

A recent study shows that free trade agreements have had positive impacts within the EU, but their direct impact on

The new EU Controls Regulation (2017/625) provides a framework for the control of the entire food chain, said a government

European public employment services are currently making little or no use of artificial intelligence, as reported in a recent survey

The rye yield harvested in the autumn of 2019 was the highest in nearly 30 years, said the Natural Resources

The legislation on plant health will be renewed when the EU Plant Health Regulation (2016/2031) becomes applicable in all EU

The police is prepared in case people should arrive in Finland from the al-Hol camp. The preparation measures have been

Finland will contribute EUR 114 million to the replenishment of the International Development Association (IDA), which is part of the

The world’s first open 5G Cyber Security Hackathon gathered 70 cybersecurity specialists from 15 different countries to compete in challenges