One third of Finnish municipalities report ongoing recruitment problems as an expert warns an acute shortage is looming.

A Helsingin Sanomat article looks into the feelings associated with infecting another person with coronavirus.

The patterns will soon disappear one way or another, but the effort's initiator says that's the point.

The struggling retailer plans to sell off its properties in order to pay off more than 740 million euros in debt.

The prosecutor alleged that some of the councillor's supporters carried out the brutal attack on their own.

Women who move to Finland are less likely to find work than those who move to Sweden, Norway and Denmark.

The pandemic has impacted the opportunities and motivation for many students to complete their study programmes.

In a Helsingin Sanomat survey published this week, 30 percent of Finns Party supporters said they would not take the vaccine.

Investigators believe the defendants tricked the company into paying some 14 millions euros via fake invoices.

Returnees and foreigners say they struggle to find work with foreign qualifications and experience due to recruitment bias.

Morning papers report free coronavirus test certificates will be made available, but not for leisure travel.

Police say they have received additional information on the nature of a private event in the capital's Sörnäinen district on Saturday.

Authorities advise anyone receiving either a message or phone call offering an appointment time to contact the police.

The collapse of the tourism industry in Lapland has meant thousands of sledding dogs are out of work.

Finland's Finance Ministry says higher immigration explains Sweden's and Norway's lead.

The Sekasin chat service received 170,000 contacts last year, but only about one in five received a response.

At least 15 people have become infected with coronavirus after a mass exposure at a bar in the capital.

Real estate sales picked up last year and a long-term fall in price levels was reversed.

A new newspaper poll shows growing numbers of people in Finland keen to get vaccinated against the coronavirus.

The AstraZeneca vaccine was approved in January.

This year's campaign draws attention to the drop in living standards many pensioners can expect when they retire.

Mari Leppänen is the first woman to be ordained as bishop of Turku Archdiocese.

The search is related to Peter Madsen's attempted escape from prison last year, but his wife is not suspected of any crime.

Doctors at Töölö Hospital in Helsinki have received the coronavirus vaccine before other members of healthcare staff.

Simon Elo was leader of Finns Party Youth until 2014 and a member of Parliament from 2015 to 2017.

Prosecutors said the man planned to use the items to commit a crime, but the court found insufficient evidence of this.

Six people are suspected of arranging illegal entry into Finland, three others of selling their passports to the gang.

A vaccine certificate, or 'passport', could make it easier to travel within the EU if more countries adopt the system.

The Finnish biofuel refiner predicted lower profits from renewables due to a shortage of waste usable as raw material.

Police believe the 16-year-old was murdered in Koskela, Helsinki in December after a prolonged period of bullying.