Relocate to Sweden
Sweden is a beautiful country and offers an enormous range of winter and summer amenities and activities. The country also has a rather extreme climate and Swedes have their own way of doing things so you need to prepare. Here’s a helpful pack list for moving to Sweden.
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If you’re interested in learning Swedish, make SFI your first port of call.
It’s easy and normal to take benefits for granted when you are used to them. However, many of the work benefits which Swedish employees enjoy are unheard of in other countries, let alone considered standard. These include both benefits guaranteed by Swedish law and discretionary company benefits.
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It might seem like an odd subject to start with but my first blog post in this series is about laundry rooms, which are probably the most common causes of arguments in apartment buildings.
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Successfully relocating staff is a complicated and time consuming process. As time is money, it also requires an investment. But the investment required is nothing like the amount it will cost your company if the relocation is unsuccessful. If your transferee fails to perform well in the job they were brought here to do, or worse still, suddenly decides to move back home, a huge investment is lost. Anyone working in HR knows the true cost of hiring an employee as well as the enormous cost of a failed hire.
Looking for an apartment in Stockholm or elsewhere in Sweden? Then you’re probably online trying to make sense of Swedish ads. Even if you find ads in English, you may be confused about what exactly they mean. Here’s a guide to help you understand the most common terms used and how to interpret them.
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