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In Norway, self-employed people must manage their finances, pay taxes, and comply with various regulations. One crucial decision you'll face is hiring an accountant or handling your financial affairs independently.
Whether you have recently arrived in Norway or have worked here before but are now unemployed or looking for a new opportunity, this is how you should start your job search.
The first stage of Norway’s new nationwide wage settlement concluded successfully on April 12th, averting major strikes that threatened to paralyse Norwegian industry. So what's in the deal?
What are the practical differences between an Enkeltpersonforetak (ENK) and an Aksjeselskap (AS), the two types of company used by people freelancing or starting their own business in Norway?
If you spend much of your workday looking at a screen, your employer in Norway may be legally required to foot the bill for your next eye exam and a pair of specialised "computer glasses."
Certain municipalities in Norway are high home to higher paid jobs than others, new figures reveal. And it all depends on where the industries are based.
The Norwegian government has submitted a bill to parliament that would increase the penalties for those who exploit vulnerable foreign nationals in the workplace or housing market.
Part-time workers in Norway may soon qualify for fairer overtime pay. The government has announced more direct action on a legal grey area that courts in Norway and Europe have found discriminatory.
The coming days are critical for everyone working in Norway. Monday March 23rd, marks the official start of the lønnsoppgjør (wage settlement) negotiations, but when will we know the result?
Some 4 in 10 Norwegians are now considering taking on extra work to pay the bills, as the rising cost of living puts significant pressure on household finances. For many, a second income is becoming a necessity in Norway. Have you felt this pressure too?
A recent court ruling which was hailed as a major victory for part-time employees seeking fair pay in Norway has sparked a push back from employers’ groups, whose response could mean fewer hours and less steady income for many workers.
Starting a career in Norway can be challenging for foreign residents. However, kindergartens are becoming a solid choice for steady work and long-term integration. Recent rule changes have made this path more accessible to those with degrees from abroad.
This year’s collective bargaining negotiations in Norway are described as “more important than ever” as unions demand a fair share of record industrial profits.
Norway is often praised for its healthy work-life balance and generous welfare benefits. But the number of people on sick leave because of mental health challenges - including burnout - is climbing.
With more competition in Norway’s job market in 2026, some sectors are booming, while others face growing challenges due to language barriers. So what do recruiters say you need to succeed?
More and more people in Norway are looking for alternative sources of income. But before you take on more work, it's important to understand the tax rules and cultural dynamics at play.
Among Norway’s workforce, foreign employees are often the most at risk. Knowing your rights is important for staying safe and a new AI chatbot has been launched to help you.
Norway is a great country to live and work in, and many point to the high salaries as a major pull factor. Here’s what you need to know about the wages in Norway.
The Norwegian government is set to appoint a panel of experts to scrutinise NAV, the agency responsible for the country’s unemployment and social benefits system.
Facing labour shortages and rising welfare costs, Norway is rolling out an ambitious new plan to boost employment, which will include a plan to boost job rates among immigrants by improving integration in the workplace.
Many international workers in Norway could receive tax refunds after the Norwegian Tax Administration admitted it was too strict with commuter deductions. Those who paid taxes from 2020 to 2023 may see their cases reopened.
