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Else-Mai Kirvesniemi appointed as STTK’s President

| 18.12.2025

Else-Mai Kirvesniemi, Master of Laws with court training, has been elected as the new President of STTK. The...

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STTK on Women’s Pay Day: The Pay Transparency Directive reveals Finland’s true will for equality

Antti Palola | 31.10.2025

Naisten palkkapäivää vietetään tänä vuonna sunnuntaina 2. marraskuuta. Se tarkoittaa, että naiset tekevät töitä lähes kaksi kuukautta ilman...

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The fate of the Adequate Minimum Wages Directive is not sealed

Sanna Rantala | 31.3.2025

The recommendation of the Advocate General of the EU Court of Justice on the Adequate Minimum Wages Directive...

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STTK: The Government’s legislative projects weaken women’s position in working life

Antti Palola | 10.3.2025

The Finnish Government is planning to lower the dismissal threshold and allow fixed-term employment of up to one...

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STTK: Implementation of the minimum wage directive gives a false impression of the situation in Finland

Sanna Rantala | 3.12.2024

This year, a tripartite working group has prepared the national implementation of the directive of the European Parliament...

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STTK on Equal Pay Day: Export model and unambitious promotion of salary transparency undermine pay equality

| 7.11.2024

This year, the Equal Pay Day is on Tuesday, 5 November. On that day, women’s earnings account for...

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What does the upcoming EU period have in store for working life?

Maria Häggman | 11.9.2024

It is clear from the guidelines that the development of working life and the implementation of the Pillar...

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STTK hopes that new MEPs cooperate with employees

Antti Palola | 13.6.2024

New MEPs have been elected and the Board of STTK congratulates all new Finnish MEPs.“Our new members are...

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Giving Europe the means for a sustainable and desirable future

Antti Palola | 6.6.2024

On June 9, across the European Union, citizens of the twenty-seven member states are called to the polls...