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Jim Svensk Larm (S)
What Jim Svensk Larm has said in the chamber of the Swedish Riksdag, debate by debate. The lines under each debate sum up a speech; they are written and translated by AI in advance and may contain errors, so check against the speech.
Kammarkoll has the Riksdag's speeches from 26 September 2022 onwards; older debates are not included.
Dental care for young people: KD subsidy and S inequality
- Argues that the government's decision to remove free dental care for 20–23-year-olds worsens the conditions for good dental health. Criticizes the government's priorities and asks if they have taken into account that young people risk worsened future dental health. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's reform for increasing inequality in health and worsening preventive dental care for young people. Argues that the increased dental care subsidy is not enough for those with small margins and that the removal of free dental care creates gaps. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government is removing the free dental care for 20–23-year-olds as care should be provided based on need, not wallet. Wants to reintroduce the free dental care to promote equal health and preventive work. Read the speech
Extra budget for Ukraine and Middle East war consequences
- Argues that Sweden must continue to support Ukraine's defense and criticizes the government for having removed previous support for public transport. Advocates for an increased child allowance and argues that the car is necessary for many in the countryside. Read the speech
Government economic policy, AI strategy and social issues
- Criticizes the government for incorrect priorities that have led to record-high unemployment, weak growth, and that Sweden is falling behind comparable countries. Asks when the government intends to take responsibility for these misprioritizations. Read the speech
Crime, healthcare, education and authority roles debate
- Criticizes the government's management of adult education, which is characterized by sudden cuts and short-sightedness. Wants to continue the investment in regional vocational adult education to increase quality and educational opportunities, and also proposes an extra 500 million in the budget. Read the speech
SIUS appropriation 1:4 redistribution and labor market policy
- Argues that it is important that everyone who can work should do so and that support for persons with disabilities who are far from the labor market must be strengthened. Criticizes that the regulatory letters have been changed and that the focus on digital services for this group has been removed. Asks whether points from the disability organizations' letter will be included in future regulatory letters. Read the speech
- Hopes that the Minister supports the proposals in the budget. Criticizes the government's cuts in Arbetsförmedlingen's resources and grants for wage subsidies, which creates a vicious spiral. Argues that the government's policy makes it harder for persons with disabilities to receive support and work. Points out that the waiting times for registration of disability are increasing and asks what the government will do to shorten these times. Read the speech
- Hope that the Minister continues to push the issues regarding wage subsidies and SIUS-assistance. Argues that persons with disabilities deserve opportunities to enter the workforce and be a part of the construction of society. Read the speech
Samhall work development: S wants better info with Arbetsförmedlingen
- Argues that Samhall needs a better balance between business focus and human perspectives to create meaningful jobs. Asks when the review will be carried out, what approach it will take, and if measures will be taken before it is completed. Read the speech
- Argues that the staff at Samhall deserve a good working environment with adapted work tasks. Suggests that the exchange of information between Arbetsförmedlingen and Samhall be improved to increase efficiency and inclusion. Criticizes that Samhall has too narrow a portfolio of work tasks. Asks how the Minister for Employment plans to act to improve the exchange of information and the breadth of the services before a major review takes place. Read the speech
- Argues that Samhall can be improved to provide more meaningful jobs and better transitions to the regular labor market. Wants an ongoing dialogue and development to occur together with Arbetsförmedlingen and Finansdepartementet rather than just waiting for a review. Read the speech
Workplace accidents: safety code and higher corporate fines
- Argues that fatal accidents are at record levels and that every case is a preventable failure. Criticizes the Minister's lack of engagement, the lack of contact with the parties, and that the mandate to analyze fatal accidents has been removed from Arbetsmiljöverket's regulatory letter. Read the speech
- Argues that crime in the workplace and lack of confidentiality hinder a safe working environment. Wants investigation times to be shortened and the quality improved so that more people can be prosecuted. Asks if the government will take measures against stress and show action by prioritizing welfare. Read the speech
- Argues that the work environment deserves more focus and requires trained safety representatives, knowledge, and resources to investigate and prosecute cheating. Criticizes the government for prioritizing away meetings with parties and not reacting to deaths. Read the speech
Measures against crime in the workplace: L, S, and SD debate
- Argues that organized crime exploits workers in ruthless ways. Criticizes the government's lack of action and absence of concrete proposals or bills despite that investigations are completed. Read the speech
- Argues that confidentiality barriers hinder the authorities' cooperation and that the national strategy needs to be evaluated and updated. Asks how the government plans to handle the subcontracting chain in the construction industry and how they intend to help people who are being exploited. Read the speech
- Asks how to ensure that persons who are victims of crime within the labor market crime receive the right help and are not just seen as criminals. Hopes that the government discusses and increases support for these persons. Argues that labor market crime creates a shadow society and an insecure labor market that needs to be stopped. Read the speech
Government vision and budget for persons with disabilities
- Argues that the government's vision for persons with disabilities is not comprehensive. Asks about the government's visions for getting this group into work and emphasizes the need for individualized support and resources. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government statement lacks content and that the Ministry of Employment lacks propositions to get people with disabilities into work. Argues that people who cannot work are punished through an unfair disability tax. Read the speech
Arbetsförmedlingen incorrect payments to independent providers
- Criticizes the government's cuts in active labor market policy and reduced funding to Arbetsförmedlingen. Argues that incorrect payments of 400 million kronor drain resources that should instead be used to get more people into work. Read the speech
- Argues that the government is shifting blame and not taking responsibility for the management of the authorities. Criticizes that reduced resources and more independent providers lead to resources being shared instead of creating jobs. Asks about the government's agenda. Read the speech
Establishment jobs and transition study support debate
- Criticizes that the government is delaying the establishment jobs despite the parties' agreements. Argues that the administrative explanations are strange after six months of analysis and questions whether the government actually stands up for the Swedish model. Read the speech
- Asks whether the government will deliver on the agreements. Argues that the previous government prepared changes but that the cooperation with Sverigedemokraterna now hinders the implementation of establishment jobs. Read the speech
Arbetsförmedlingen resource cuts and staff reductions
- Criticizes the government for having reduced the appropriations to Arbetsförmedlingen and for not having answered how more people are to be gotten into work. Argues that an active labor market policy with more resources is required to support the long-term unemployed. Asks the Minister what measures are being considered to mitigate the negative effects of the resource shortage. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government's cuts lead to 90 positions being terminated and argues that the minister does not explain how people far from the labor market will receive the right support. Asks for concrete proposals to solve long-term unemployment. Read the speech
Work environment and hours: inspections, safety reps, hours
- Criticizes that the Christian Democrats prioritize tax cuts for high-income earners over resources for the welfare system. Argues that the welfare system faces a "steel bath" and asks how the working environment for healthcare personnel will be improved. Read the speech
- Argues that the added funds are not sufficient for the needs within health and medical care. Wants to combat crime in the workplace within the welfare sector through new methods and ways of working. Asks how one is to tackle the crime. Read the speech
- Argues that existing strategies to counter crime in the workplace need to be developed as criminals constantly find new ways to bypass rules. Asks how the speaker intends to develop the work on crime in the workplace moving forward. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Liberals have previously not mentioned work-life crime in the Riksdag or on their website. Asks how the Liberals want to work against work-life crime given their previous lack of interest in the subject. Read the speech
- Argues that crime in the working life harms the Swedish model and creates unhealthy competition. Wants to strengthen the authorities' coordination against fraud within the welfare sector and promptly prepare proposals to remove obstacles in the secrecy legislation. Read the speech
Unemployment measures in Gävleborg: Arbetsförmedlingen funds
- Argues that work is important for the individual and society. Criticizes the government for cutting adult education and prioritizing tax cuts instead of an active labor market policy. Argues that the government lacks concrete answers on how unemployment in Gävleborg should be addressed. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's lack of reforms and reduced resources for active labor market policies. Argues that the government lacks a plan to meet the crisis and creates uncertainty for innovators by prioritizing the wrong areas. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government does not answer how innovations shall be given security and argues that the investment in adult education is, in fact, a reduction. Asks how unemployment in Gävleborg is to decrease when the active labor market policy is cut. Read the speech
Employment for people with disabilities: Arbetsförmedlingen
- Argues that stronger, individualized support and better cooperation between authorities are needed so that persons with disabilities can get employment. Criticizes that the government has reduced the appropriations for active labor market policy despite emphasizing its importance. Read the speech
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- Criticizes reduced funding for Arbetsförmedlingen and a less active labor market policy. Argues that more people with disabilities get work through individual support, increased resources for Arbetsförmedlingen, as well as better cooperation between authorities, companies, municipalities, and disability organizations. Read the speech
Labor market crime in construction: KD and S proposals
- Argues that price pressure in public procurement leads to worse conditions for employees. Wants to introduce labor market testing for labor immigration, set requirements for collective agreements and apprenticeship positions in procurements and asks if measures are being taken before May 2024. Read the speech
- Argues that false A1 certificates cause employers to evade social security contributions and urges the government to promptly prepare proposals to counter this. Also wants the government to work towards making it possible to demand collective agreements in public procurement. Read the speech
- Argues that the Minister did not answer the question regarding imposing requirements on collective agreements in procurements. Criticizes the quality of the current deployment register and requests rapid handling of proposals for improvements. Read the speech
Baltic herring: S wants lower quotas and spawning bans
- Argues that the Swedish food supply is threatened by trawling which risks total depletion. Advocates for the precautionary principle, protected fishing zones from industrial fishing and a sustainable small-scale fishing to save the coastal fishermen's livelihood. Read the speech
- Argues that sole and red mullet damage the fish stocks and the economy of coastal fishing. Asks how the minister plans to work towards reasonable populations of these animals to save the fish stocks. Read the speech
Equal pay and parental leave: L notes progress, S wants funds
- Criticizes the government for the lack of concrete measures and tools to reduce the wage gap. Argues that women have worse conditions and that the discussion should include the reality surrounding part-time work as well as a more equal parental leave. Read the speech
- Argues that the Minister did not provide sufficient answers to the questions. Points out that sexual harassment leads to lower wages for women and wants to shift norms through a more equal distribution of the parental leave. Read the speech
Labor law: SD seeks business/parenthood support, V bans layoffs
- Proposes approval of the Socialdemokraternas reservation and argues that the Swedish model should be protected. Criticizes companies that bypass collective agreement rules and wants fixed-term full-time employment with collective agreements to be the norm. Read the speech
Electricity support for households: KD and S debate 75 öre
- Argues that high electricity prices worry households and companies across the entire country. Criticizes the government's decision to exclude northern Sweden from the support and asks why support is not given to all of Sweden. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for failing to fulfill its election promise to introduce a high-cost protection by November 1. Asks the minister if the government's promises can be trusted. Read the speech
Childcare during inconvenient hours: S wants review of laws
- Asks whether the Minister intends to take measures so that more people can be entitled to childcare during inconvenient working hours. Criticizes that current legislation is insufficient as the interpretation varies and the number of places has decreased. Argues that the legislation should be reviewed so that more municipalities can provide care. Read the speech
- Argues that childcare during inconvenient working hours is crucial for equality and for workers to be able to keep their jobs. Criticizes that a lack of information, requirements for regular working hours, and unequal municipal practices create difficulties for parents. Read the speech
- Argues that childcare during inconvenient working hours is crucial and criticizes that the activity is often classified as voluntary. Criticizes the government's priorities where tax cuts take precedence over welfare resources and asks why the minister does not want to legislate the activity. Read the speech
EU wage regulation lawsuit and Lund-Hässleholm rail priority
- Asks if the Minister has taken any new initiatives during his term to reduce deaths at work and to have the issue discussed more. Criticizes that many still die at their jobs despite the zero vision. Read the speech
Equal and safe working life: foreign-born women and leave
- Argues that work gives the individual freedom and strengthens welfare. Criticizes the economic gap between men and women and requests the government's view on the need for childcare during inconvenient working hours. Read the speech
- Highlights that a lack of childcare during inconvenient working hours prevents single parents from working. Hopes that the government highlights the need for more childcare places during inconvenient working hours. Read the speech
Arbetsförmedlingen local presence and active labor market policy
- Argues that close cooperation between municipalities, employers, and Arbetsförmedlingen is crucial to reducing long-term unemployment. Criticizes the government's reduced funding and asks if they believe unemployment is best addressed by cutting Arbetsförmedlingen's resources. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's dismantling of Arbetsförmedlingen, which makes cooperation with municipalities more difficult. Argues that the government's policy hits those who are furthest from the labor market and asks how these individuals are to return to work. Read the speech
Labor market policy, assistance, integration and social issues
- Asks how the government intends to continue working with the strategy against crime against the working life and what new initiatives are planned beyond the strategy to stop the crime. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.