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New agreement on cross-border union support

Nordic finance employees who take up work in another Nordic country are now entitled to union services abroad.
In the Reykjavik Opera House and against the backdrop of the North Atlantic ocean, the agreement was signed on Thursday November 26. The NFU member unions thereby agrees on mutual union support in cases of cross-border work in the Nordic financial sectors.
The agreement is open to all trade unions who have a collective agreement in the financial services sector. Its main aims are:
- To support employee mobility across the Nordic countries for finance employees who are members of trade union with a collective agreement in the financial sector.
- To secure that members of trade unions assigned to the agreement are given proper legal advice and support when taking up a temporary position in another Nordic country.
- To strengthen the Nordic model by promoting continued membership of a trade union with a collective agreement in the financial sector upon permanent relocation to another Nordic country.
For more information on the agreement, please contact the NFU secretariat.
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