Society & Media

The Swedish model has successfully regulated the relationship between employer and employee and still today constitutes a good foundation to build on. However, the modern labor market creates new needs and challenges.

With “egenanställning”, the Swedish labor market is given the tools to take the step into the future and create new opportunities for individuals as well as companies and society.

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Stephen Schad, Chairman

Society

“Egenanställning” lowers thresholds for employment and “egenanställning”. Through the flexible form, more people can find opportunities for their own livelihood and thus contribute to our society and our common welfare.

“Egenanställning” also ensures that employees who want to work on an assignment basis do so according to the correct meaning of the law, with control over conditions, taxes and employment insurance.

Client and employer

Employers benefit greatly from “egenanställning” as it offers skills that might otherwise not have been available or possible to hire. Companies can use the assignment-based workforce with a clear conscience, knowing that the employee works under fair conditions and that the employer’s responsibility lies with the “egenanställningsföretag”.

"Egenanställd"

As an “egenanställd”, you get access to organizational resources within labor law as well as good and predictable working conditions. It also means that you can disregard the administration of your own company. Overall, “egenanställning” simply enables individuals to satisfy their need for freedom and self-determination, without having to end up outside the social safety net.

Motions, reports and studies

Below you will find a compilation of motions and reports that concern “egenanställning” or other labor market issues relevant to “egenanställning”.

Click on the link to read the motion and the report in its entirety.

Studies

EGENANSTÄLLNING- EN VÄG IN PÅ ARBETSMARKNADEN
Ek. Dr. Lina Bjerke Ek. Dr. Lars Pettersson, Internationella Handelshögskolan i Jönköping
Egenanställda en väg in på arbetsmarknaden
Rapporten FUTURE WORKING: THE RISE OF EUROPE’S INDEPENDENT PROFESSIONALS(iPROS)
Patricia Leighton med Duncan Brown.
Future Working