Government Unveils Labour Market Crime Strategy

Government Unveils Labour Market Crime Strategy

The Icelandic government has adopted its first formal policy aimed at tackling criminal activity in the labour market. As reported by RÚV, the new 13-point action plan is designed to run until 2028 and tackle, among other things, enhanced screenings of residency and work permits, as well as provide greater oversight regarding violations of collective […] The post Government Unveils Labour Market Crime Strategy appeared first on Iceland Review.

By Michael Chapman