AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWork and Wellbeing: A study of more than 5,600 people in the Northern Finland Birth Cohort found evening-oriented workers had a higher risk of disability pension than morning types over 12 years, though the link weakened after accounting for health and work schedules. Family Life: Finnish municipalities with stronger social support and more contact beyond the household also had higher birth rates, a study suggests; it does not show that social ties cause people to have children. Public Health: Helsinki has pushed back some flu vaccinations at maternity and child health clinics because of delivery delays. Vaccinations for pregnant people and children aged six months to two years are now due to start on 16 November. Finnish Screen Picks: Yle’s autumn recommendations include a series following couples from different cultural backgrounds as they prepare for marriage in Finland, alongside comedy, drama and documentaries with English subtitles. Cultural Legacy: The Tom of Finland Foundation is facing a dispute over its management and the care of the artist’s work, renewing questions about who stewards the legacy of one of Finland’s best-known cultural exports. Immigration Policy: Finland’s National Coalition Party has proposed stricter asylum procedures, including processing claims outside the EU and tighter access to some benefits.
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