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Latest statistical releases

22 AprAround 36,600 students were studying in the field of culture in 2019, number of new students declined over last decade
22 AprInvestment service companies commission income and operating profit continued to grow in the last quarter of 2020
22 AprMore births in the early part of the year than in January to March last year
22 AprNet income from financial operations of banks operating in Finland increased and operating profit decreased in the last quarter of 2020
22 AprNumber of enterprise closures grew by one decimal at the end of 2020
22 AprRise in non-subsidised rents slowed down year-on-year
22 AprRoad traffic accidents claimed 10 lives in March
21 AprGeneral government deficit 5.4 per cent and debt 69.2 per cent relative to GDP in 2020
21 AprSlightly fewer goods were transported by lorries in 2020 than in the previous year
20 AprCubic volume covered of granted building permits increased from one year back

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Finland becomes member of the United Nations Statistical Commission for 2022 to 2025

21.4.2021

The United Nations Economic and Social Council has selected Finland as a member of the United Nations Statistical Commission for the term of 1 January 2022 to 31 December 2025. The Director General of Statistics Finland, Markus Sovala, represents Finland in the Statistical Commission.
New schedule published for statistics on Municipal elections

1.4.2021

Due to the postponement of the Municipal elections, the publication schedule of Statistics Finland's statistics on Municipal elections has also changed. See the new publication times of the election background analyses and results.
Working conditions are the sum of their parts

12.3.2021

Differences in job satisfaction, well-being and showing symptoms between the profiled groups are explained by real differences in working conditions. More observations in the article written by Hanna Sutela and Jere Immonen. (Tieto&trendit)
Job quality profiles reveal division: men clearly more often in “good jobs” than women

5.3.2021

There are considerable differences in the quality of working life among wage and salary earners. The segregation by gender in working conditions is also particularly striking, shows the profiling of the results of the 2018 Quality of Work Life Survey.
Finns commute most to Sweden

3.3.2021

At the end of 2015, a total of 2,400 Finns worked in another Nordic country. Over one-half of Finns headed to Sweden to work and good 40 per cent to Norway.