Arto Satonen
Arto Satonen is a Finnish politician and member of the National Coalition Party (Kok), currently serving as the Minister of Labour. He has been a vocal advocate for labor market reforms and has played a significant role in shaping employment policies in Finland. Recently, he was in the news for announcing a tightening of job-seeking obligations for part-time workers, requiring them to apply for at least four job opportunities per month to maintain their unemployment benefits.
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Finland:
Arto Satonen is one of the candidates for the position of the director of Kela.
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Finland:
Arto Satonen was a long-time candidate for the Kela director position.
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Finland:
Arto Satonen was a long-time favorite for the position of CEO of Kela but his path to the position has become complicated.
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Finland:
Arto Satonen is the candidate supported by the Kokoomus and Perussuomalaiset parties for the CEO position at Kela.
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Finland:
Arto Satonen is a minister from the Kokoomus party who received one vote in the selection process for the new head of Kela.
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Finland:
Arto Satonen is believed to be a candidate for the new director of Kela supported by the opposition.
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Finland:
Arto Satonen is a candidate for the position of Kela's new director and is currently facing challenges in the selection process.
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Finland:
Arto Satonen is the outgoing Minister of Employment who was criticized for his handling of the unemployment situation.
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Finland:
Arto Satonen is the Minister of Labor who commented on the tightening of job-seeking obligations for part-time workers.
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