The question is whether the state should take the initiative on a right to full-time work and specific measures against involuntary reductions in working hours ('hyvling'), or whether the employment protection already strengthened for such changes is considered sufficient.
Committee proposal adopted, 266–13
Plan → Vote
»individualiserad föräldraförsäkring och en stärkt lagfäst rätt till heltid,«“individualized parental insurance and a strengthened statutory right to full-time work,”statutory right to full-time work · party programme ↗
»Vi vill att välfärden ska gå före och att fler ska kunna arbeta heltid i fasta jobb.«“We want welfare to come first and more to be able to work full-time in permanent jobs.”full-time as norm in welfare · 2022 manifesto ↗
»finansierad verksamhet ska ha rätt till heltid med«“funded activities must have the right to full-time work with”right to full-time work in public sector · party programme ↗
»bör lagar och regler inte köra över den fria avtalsrätten«“laws and regulations should not override freedom of contract”freedom of contract over legislation · party programme ↗
»verksamhet ska vara förebilder i att motverka ofrivillig deltid, något som särskilt drabbar kvinnor,«“activities shall be models in combating involuntary part-time work, something that particularly affects women,”public employers against involuntary part-time work · party programme ↗
»Utformningen ska göras av arbetsmarknadens parter.«“The design must be done by the parties on the labour market.”the parties shape the terms · party programme ↗
»Minska det ofrivilliga deltidsarbetet«“Reduce involuntary part-time work”reduce involuntary part-time work · 2022 manifesto ↗
»Delade turer ska slopas och skiftarbete, främst inom vår vård och omsorg, behöver ses över.«“Split shifts shall be abolished and shift work, especially in our care and elderly care, needs to be reviewed.”abolished split shifts · 2022 manifesto ↗
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