- New Policy Plan: The Finnish government has proposed a rule requiring foreigners to secure a job within 3 months to keep their residence status.
- Concerns Among Foreigners: Over 10% of foreign residents are considering leaving Finland due to job insecurity fears.
- Tougher Living Conditions: Government cuts to welfare, healthcare, and public sector salaries have made life harder for immigrants.
- Economic Uncertainty: Many foreigners fear the job market is unstable, making it difficult to meet the 3-month job rule.
- Anti-Immigration Sentiments: Finland has seen a rise in anti-immigration rhetoric, making foreigners feel less welcome.
- Business Community Concerns: Finnish companies warn the policy could lead to a loss of skilled foreign workers, harming economic growth.
- Nordic Comparison: Other Nordic countries have more flexible work permit rules, making them more attractive for skilled migrants.
- Impact on Tech & Healthcare: Finland’s IT and healthcare sectors rely on foreign workers, and this policy may worsen labor shortages.
- Government Justification: Officials argue the rule will encourage workforce participation and reduce dependence on social benefits.
- Future Uncertainty: If the policy is approved, Finland could see an exodus of skilled foreign workers and a potential labor crisis.
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