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Tehy makes sure that the professionals in the social, healthcare and early childhood education sectors are heard. Keep up to date with our current topics on advocacy, working life and developments in the social, healthcare and early childhood education and care sectors, and find out about the campaigns through which we build a better working life together.

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9.6.2025 Bulletin
Tehy to showcase Finnish nursing and advocacy at the world's largest nursing congress in Helsinki
9.6.2025 Bulletin
Tehy: In summer 2025, substitutes will not be hired in health care and social welfare services as before – this is due to co-determination negotiations and cost reduction pressures
5.6.2025 News
Tehy’s Organizational Meeting Elected 12 Board Members
4.6.2025 News
Tehy elected vice presidents and the chairpersons of the council
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
4.6.2025 News
“I have seen and experienced the power of Tehy” – Long-time Vice-chairperson Anna-Leena Brax expressed her gratitude for decades of trust
30.5.2025 News
Where can I find information about membership and employment matters during the summer?
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?”
16.5.2025 News
Legislative proposal on emergency work heavily criticised by Parliament – “Unscrupulous act towards employees and their rights”
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