Bulletins

Tehy takes a stand, makes a difference and participates in public debate. Here you will find our bulletins covering current issues relating to advocacy, working life, and the social, healthcare and early childhood education sectors.

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5.5.2026 Bulletin
Tehy: Advocacy gained us more time for the reform of the Act on Health Care Professionals – regulation of healthcare and social welfare professionals must be maintained
4.5.2026 Bulletin
The Supreme Court denies leave to appeal in the Kätilöopisto Maternity Hospital indoor air case – judgement of the Court of Appeal remains in force
20.4.2026 Bulletin
Tehy: Cutting from health and social services and the most vulnerable must end in the government spending limits discussion – cuts already threatening comprehensive security
27.3.2026 Bulletin
Backing to Tehy proposal from Social Affairs and Health Committee: Opposition wants midwifery training to become a master’s degree
19.3.2026 Bulletin
Tehy president Millariikka Rytkönen thanks Tehy members on Minna Canth’s Day and the day of equality – Tehy fought for the raises and pay programme that ensured improved purchasing power for women
2.3.2026 Bulletin
Anni Marttinen appointed Chief Economist of Tehy
27.2.2026 Bulletin
Tehy accepts the negotiated outcome for the private social services sector – a new collective agreement solution for the sector
26.2.2026 Bulletin
Tehy proposes changing midwife training to a higher university degree
23.2.2026 Bulletin
Tehy: another strike warning issued for the private social services sector 
5.2.2026 Bulletin
Tehy sends last-minute petition to MPs against legislative proposal on temporary contracts
2.2.2026 Bulletin
Tehy boosts its advocacy work: Jessikka Aro appointed Advocacy Director, Lotta Nuotio appointed Communications Director
29.1.2026 Bulletin
Tehy President Rytkönen: the Wellbeing Services County of Pirkanmaa is whitewashing its massive cooperation negotiations – “To put it plainly, there will be dismissals if employees hold on to their rights”
20.1.2026 Bulletin
Millariikka Rytkönen: “If Parliament passes this bill, it will be an ideological attack on female-dominated sectors”