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12 DecArranging of further vocational education and labour market training decreased in 2018
12 DecGreenhouse gas emissions went up by two per cent
12 DecShare of compensation of employees in production value highest in repair and installation of machinery and equipment of all manufacturing industries in 2015
12 DecShare of passers of the matriculation examination left outside further studies grew further
12 DecTurnover in trade grew slightly by 0.3 per cent in October
12 DecTurnover of construction enterprises grew by 2.1 per cent in October
12 DecUse of fossil fuels and renewable energy increased in Finland in 2018
11 DecDigitalisation has penetrated Finnish working life
11 DecEnergy prices fell in the third quarter of the year
11 DecReal estate maintenance costs rose by 2.1 per cent year-on-year

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Dear Finland, we made a video in honour of your independence

4.12.2019

The 6th of December is your day of celebration. It is customary to praise the celebrant but as a Finn, giving praise is sometimes difficult. That’s why we searched around the world for information on your successes.

Publication of income statistics postponed to next year

4.12.2019

Statistics Finland will not publish income distribution statistics nor statistics on taxable income in December because the statistical data on personal taxation produced by the Tax Administration is not yet ready. The statistics can, at the earliest, be published in late January.

What is Finland known for?

4.12.2019

Our home country is a model country in many respects. We are at the top of the world, especially when it comes to wellbeing. Finland is a particularly good country for children. In honour of 102-year-old Finland, Statistics Finland has compiled a list of things for which Finland is known across the world.

Release calendar for 2020 published

4.12.2019

The release calendar data for 2020 are now available. Take a look at the calendar where you can find information on the statistics and publications that will be released next year.

Free time is even more important to Finns than work

28.11.2019

The latest leisure survey describes changes due to digitalisation and the internet, but also things that remain constant in people’s everyday life. Keeping in touch with friends has changed its form, and for many, travel is an increasingly important part of free time. However, spending time at holiday homes still holds its own among Finns’ leisure activities, also among the younger generations.

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