Finland’s Finance Ministry Proposes Raising Retirement Age to 70
The sweeping structural reforms aim to boost employment and curb public debt as the country faces a rapidly aging population.
Six Finnish Employers Face Heavy Penalties for Hiring Illegal Immigrants
The Finnish Immigration Service has penalized companies up to 30,000 euros to crack down on the shadow economy and illegal labor.
Yumingo: Immigrant Brothers Launch Their Own Delivery Company After Wolt Cuts Ties
The BriefingFormer Wolt courier launches new delivery app.Platform charges restaurants fixed fees, not commissions.Service launches in Helsinki region...
Helsinki Business Outlook Turns Positive for the First Time in Four Years
Rising profitability and increased labor demand signal a broad economic recovery in Finland's capital region.
Finland Rejects 90% of Berry Picker Visa Applications Amid Exploitation Concerns
In a strict crackdown on labor abuse, Finnish authorities have rejected most seasonal work visa applications for the 2026 berry harvest.
Delivery Giant Foodora Ceases Services in Finland Amid Poor Performance
The global food delivery platform will permanently exit the Finnish market after determining it could not become the leading service in the country.
‘Modern Slavery’ in Finland? Investigation Reveals Couriers Earning as Little as €4 Per Hour
A new report exposes the harsh reality behind the app economy, revealing how migrant workers are slipping through the cracks of the Nordic welfare state.
