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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4.6.2025 Bulletin
Third-time Tehy President Millariikka Rytkönen: Talk of debt is a smoke screen to cover up the run-down of the welfare state
28.5.2025 Bulletin
Tehy Council’s organising meeting in early June to appoint chairpersons and a board for the union
22.5.2025 Bulletin
Tehy President Millariikka Rytkönen on the decision of the Helsinki Police Department: “What kind of legal protection do nurses have in Finland?”
15.5.2025 Bulletin
Tehy: New bill endangers nurses' work in crises and waters down emergency work – MPs found irregularities in legislative proposal
8.5.2025 Bulletin
Tehy supplements police report on Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment officials—over 10,500 Tehy members sign report
5.5.2025 Bulletin
Tehy: New collective agreements approved for the municipal and welfare sectors – Wages in the social services and health care sector to increase by an average of over 14% in 2025–2028
24.4.2025 Bulletin
Tehy supported the non-fiction book of the respected author Riku Siivonen, in which childbirth is depicted through the father’s eyes and the invaluable work of midwives is highlighted
15.4.2025 Bulletin
Tehy: Midterm government spending limits discussions must not include more cuts to social and health services – Will PM Petteri Orpo give counties more time to adjust finances? – Taxation should be made fairer 
14.4.2025 Bulletin
Tehy fact-checked claims from the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment – "the Ministry is spreading false information that does not hold water"
9.4.2025 Bulletin
Parliament Social Affairs and Health Committee requires more information on essential work bill – based on irregularities brought up by Tehy in police report
7.4.2025 Bulletin
Tehy has filed a report of an offence regarding the officials of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment—the trade union believes that there have been offences in public office regarding the preparation of the act on essential work
7.4.2025 Bulletin
The trade unions: The employers of the care sector demand their employees to be flexible and make them do endless overtime
7.4.2025 Bulletin
1,000+1 wishes: How to change daily life in the social care, health care and education sector