Liisa Siika-aho
Liisa Siika-aho is the Department Head at the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health in Finland. She has been actively involved in discussions surrounding social security reform, particularly focusing on the implementation of a new universal support system aimed at preventing long-term unemployment. Recently, she highlighted the government's initiative to introduce mandatory activation periods for unemployment benefit recipients, aiming to enhance their engagement in job-seeking activities.
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Liisa Siika-aho states that the integration support will practically replace the unemployment benefit for some immigrants.
Hallitus aikoo leikata työttömyystukea kielitaidottomilta maahanmuuttajilta
Finland· 2025-09-27
Liisa Siika-aho highlights that municipalities can consider how many jobs a person is required to apply for.
Hallitus ei ymmärrä mielenterveys- ja päihdeongelmaisten todellisuutta, sanoo sosiaalityöntekijäFinland· 2025-06-30
Liisa Siika-aho, the head of department at the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health, discusses the aim of preventing prolonged unemployment periods.
Työttömille tiukempia velvoitteita – Hallituksen suuri sosiaaliturvauudistus eteneeFinland· 2025-05-09