Absences due to physical illness have remained unchanged or decreased, but the share of absences related to mental health issues has increased.

People in Finland are thinking about returning to the office, but what will that look like?

Vantaa's mayor said that "the change was necessary to alleviate chaos at the airport".

The Taxpayers' Association of Finland is calling for changes in tax deductions for home offices, as teleworking is here to stay.

Following the chaotic withdrawal of western coalition forces from Kabul last month, Afghans in Finland face life in limbo.

The 14th annual Finnish Giant Vegetable Championships drew gardening enthusiasts from all over the country to the south-central town of Mäntsälä on Saturday.

The NCP chair pointed out that there is fierce competition for international experts and that Finland must assure it is an attractive option.

Officers returned fire "to stop a dangerous person". The police officer who was shot has been released from hospital.

The sound effects creators behind The Underground Railroad and Sound of Metal discuss their path to acclaimed international projects and the awards recognition that has followed. 

Due to Covid restrictions, only 74 MPs were allowed to participate in plenary sessions at a time.

According to the group's estimates, the reforms will cost the average earner about 1,800 euros per year in extra municipal taxes for the first eight years of the reforms.

The incident took place at an amateur football game in Kouvola in July last year.

The Autobarometer 2021 survey also found that Finland's young people were becoming more interested in car ownership.

The Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health said that vaccine coverage should reach the government's target by the middle of next month.

Finnish recruiters and employers need to recognise and appreciate foreign qualifications and work experience, the TEK report recommended.

"I will do my best to give my son another chance and I hope others will do the same," Finns Party MP Riikka Slunga-Poutsalo wrote in a Twitter post.

The end of limits on public gatherings in Uusimaa on 1 October means the whole of Finland will be free of restrictions on assembly.

"We should remember that hundreds of people die every year from the flu," the physician warned, recommending everyone get flu vaccines.

A survey commissioned by local government foundation Kaks found that less than 40 percent of eligible voters could cast a ballot.

MPs lamented the spread of conspiracy theories as they debated Covid passports, reports Hufvudstadsbladet.

The most recent case in which police have used e-scooter data was a suspected child harassment incident in Tampere.

Able to reach a maximum speed of 23 knots, the vessel will have six decks and accommodate up to 44 guests.

The money, which is part of an EU-wide €750bn package, is due to be announced at a Helsinki press conference next month.

This week APN asks why banking can be difficult in Finland for international customers, and also examines the Yle News approach to Facebook.

The City of Vantaa is responsible for carrying out the coronavirus-related operations at the airport, and spends about one million euros per week on those efforts.

Prosecutors have called for the former local politician to receive a suspended sentence following two previous convictions for the same offence.

Pori and Rovaniemi are among the areas to be worst affected in the coming decades, the Finnish Climate Change Panel warned in a new report.

The agency said lower speed limits often meant fewer accidents, but a survey found 30 percent of respondents said 30km/h was "too slow".

September polling looks good for the largest opposition party, according to Thursday's Helsingin Sanomat.

The meeting's agenda has not been made public, but it coincides with the aftermath of the US military withdrawal from Afghanistan.