Arbeidstilsynet is the labour inspection authority in Norway. Here we collect step-by-step guides, news and topics linked to this authority. Twoja Norwegia is an independent information portal, not an official government website.
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Don't wait to change your tires until you see snow in the morning. In Norway you are responsible for traction year-round, and conditions can change during a single trip. Check the dates for using studs, the required tread depth, fines and city fees, and prepare your car before the weather catches you on the road.
"We'll sign the contract later", "we'll calculate the hours", "overtime is included in the pay". At the start of a new job it's easy to take everything on trust. Check what you can expect from the first day and which documents are worth keeping before the first problem occurs.
You received a termination notice and suddenly everything looks different: salary, rent, NAV, documents. Don’t try to sort out your whole life in one day. First secure your documents, check the notice period, register as a job seeker and determine whether you may be entitled to dagpenger.
HK-dir confirmed the legality of exams organized by D&A Spesialistene, but some applications for recognition of certificates are awaiting the ministry's interpretation. Documents collected by Wataha show the scale of the problem and raise questions about employee development and the purpose of integration.
Constant teasing, being excluded, undermining someone’s competence — when is it bullying, and when is it a conflict or justified criticism? We explain Norwegian definitions, warning signs and ways to react. This is an introduction to a conversation with Anna Willder, an expert psychologist at Twoja Norwegia.
He came to Norway as an eleven-year-old. Today Krystian Cuper, creator of the NORSKOWO channel, joins Wataha to tell about work, education and integration from the perspective of his own experiences.
