Sentence examples for swedish Confederation from inspiring English sources

Workers are organized into three main groups: the Swedish Trade Union Confederation, the Swedish Confederation of Professional Employees, and the Swedish Confederation of Professional Associations.

The percentage of graduates moving abroad within 5 years of graduation has increased from 3.7% of the class of 1990 to 4.7% of the class of 1994, says the study from the Swedish Confederation of Professional Associations, Saco.

The Swedish Confederation for Professional Employees (TCO) (2012).

23 At the time of the present study, 57 of 70 sports federations under The Swedish Sports Confederation (RF) use the same Swedish insurance company for injury insurance including all organised athletes in each sports federation.

AMF, a "limited liability life insurance company that is owned equally by the Swedish Trade Union Confederation (LO) and the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise," has decided that the British prankster's timeless, seminal, never-not-incredible "3 a.m.

Says character "B": "The AIA obtained government guarantees for a number of projects… The Swedish Trade Union Confederation, LO, also joined in… [and] Wennerström presented a plan, seemingly backed by interests in Poland, which aimed at establishing an industry for the manufacture of packaging food stuffs".

Reinfeldt has even extended an invitation to the Swedish Trade Union Confederation, traditional supporter of the Social Democrats and opponent of the Moderate Party.

Most private-sector employers belong to the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise, which was formed in 2001 after the merger of the Swedish Employers Confederation and the Federation of Swedish Industries.

Theodor Paues at the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise expects one-third of Swedes to be immigrants within a few years, at least by parentage.

Mr Paues from the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise quotes a 2002 poll which suggested that 67% of Swedes were happy for more immigrants to enter the country if they had jobs waiting for them.

According to another study, carried out for the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise by the research firm Temo, 62percentt of the employees interviewed said they had taken sick leave when they were not really sick and that they felt there was nothing wrong in doing so.