Finland | EURES - European Job Days

You can find some practical info about living and working in Finland as well as finding and applying for a job:

EURES-Suomi - EURES Suomi - TE-Palvelut
Info Finland
This is Finland
TE Services, the public employment service vacancy database
Jobs in Finland
Job application and CV
Enterprise Finland
Finnish immigration service (for a person from a non-EU/ETA country)

Finnish industry: constantly adapting to a changing world

https://finland.fi/business-innovation/finnish-industry-constantly-adapting-to-a-changing-world/

Business outlooks are improving, now driven by services

Business outlooks are improving, now driven by services | Elinkeinoelämän keskusliitto (ek.fi)

Technology creates jobs

https://teknologiateollisuus.fi/en/technology-finland/technology-creates-jobs

Finland is the ICT innovation leader in a world going digital. Read how we are changing the world with our digital skills.

https://www.businessfinland.fi/en/do-business-with-finland/explore-key-industries/ict-digitalizatio

The country is registered to participate in the following event(s):

Finland works - 16 February 2022 (Participating: Online)

Show past events (43)

Where are the available jobs?

To find job opportunities, have a look at the following links:

To find out more about jobs in Finland have a chat with Finland at chat with exhibitors during the event day.

Short overview of the labour market:

The population of Finland is approximately 5.5 million. The size of the country’s working age population will decrease in the years to come due to an increasing rate of retirement. At the same time, the number of immigrants is growing and people are staying at work longer. In 2018, the workforce consisted of just under 2.5 million workers. The average number of people unemployed in 2018 was approximately 200 000 and the unemployment rate was around 7.5%.

Today, most employed persons in Finland work in the service sector. The sectors employing the largest number of people are commerce, transport, hotel and catering services, education, health and social services and other services. Employment in the service industry is furthermore set to increase in the future.

Some of the biggest employers in Finland are Posti Group Oy, providing postal and courier services, the OP Group (banking and insurance) and ISS palvelut Oy, providing services for properties and office spaces. The biggest number of recent new employment opportunities have been in small and medium-sized enterprises. In Finland, the public sector is also a big employer. For example, the city of Helsinki is the largest single employer in Finland. It offers employment in the sectors of education, social and healthcare services, transport and maintenance.

Employers’ requirements regarding the staff they employ vary greatly according to the job. The absence of suitable employees in Finland is often due to jobseekers’ inadequate training or lack of relevant work experience or specialist skills.

Covid-19 situation changes daily. Below you will find links to information on how to travel, what is possible, as well as, what are the restrictions concerning travel to and from Finland.

Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare:

Coronavirus COVID-19 latest updates

Travel and Covid-19

Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Finland:

Q&A about travelling and Coronavirus

Finnish Border guard:

Guidelines for border traffic during pandemic

Ministery of Economic Affairs and Employment in Finland:

Questions and Answers: Corona and worker Mobility