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Employers: Q & A about the changes in rules for follow-up of absence due to illness

What do the proposed changes in the Working Environment Act and National Insurance Act regarding follow-up of employees on sick leave entail? Here are answers to 21 questions relating to the content of Proposition 89 L regarding quicker follow-up

Men and Women in Norwegian Governments 1945 -

The first Norwegian government with a female member, was Einar Gerhardsen’s coalition government 25 June-5 November 1945. Mrs. Kirsten Hansteen (1903-1974) represented the Communist Party and was consultative minister in the Ministry of Social

Gro Harlem Brundtland

Jan P. Syse

Jan Peder Syse was lawyer and politician. Private secretary (deputy assistant director general) 1 August 1967-31 July 1969, in the Ministry of Trade and Shipping. State secretary 1 November 1970-17 March 1971, in the Ministry of Justice. Councillor

Gunnar Knudsen

Gunnar (Aanon Gunerius) Knudsen was shipowner and politician. Councillor of State 24 December 1901- 21 April 1902, member of the Norwegian Council of State Division in Stockholm. Councillor of State 21 April 1902-22 October 1903, member of the

Johan Ludwig Mowinckel

Abraham Berge

Abraham Theodor Berge was teacher, civil servant and politician. Councillor of State 7 November 1906-28 October 1907, Chief of the Ministry of Finance. Councillor of State 28 October 1907-19 March 1908, Chief of the Ministry of Church and Education.

Christopher Hornsrud

Christopher Andersen Hornsrud was farmer and politician. Prime Minister 28 January-15 February 1928, also Chief of the Ministry of Finance. Born in Øvre Eiker in the County of Buskerud 15 November 1859, son of farmer Anders Christophersen Horsrud (

Nils Trædal

Nils Trædal was a Lutheran priest and politician. (Photo: nyhetsspeilet.no). Councillor of State 12 May 1931-14 March 1932, Chief of the Ministry of Church and Education. Acting Prime Minister and acting Minister of Foreign Affairs 29 February-10

Kåre Willoch

Kåre Isaachsen Willoch has been economist, politician and county governor. Councillor of State 28 August-25 September 1963, Chief of the Ministry of Trade and Shipping. Councillor of State 12 October 1965-5 June 1970, Chief of the Ministry of Trade

Einar Gerhardsen

Hans Christian Petersen

Hans Christian Petersen was lawyer and politician. (Painting 1918: Thyge Matthiasen, photo: Oslo Museum). Councillor of State 17 October 1839-8 March 1844, Chief of the Ministry of the Navy. Member of the Council of State Division in Stockholm June

Jacob Stang

Hans Georg Jacob Stang was lawyer, civil servant and politician. (Photo: County Governor of Vest-Agder). Councillor of State 26 June 1884-6 June 1888, Member of the Council of State Division in Stockholm. Chief of the Ministry of the Interior August

Jens Bratlie

Jens Kristian Meinich Bratlie was military officer, lawyer and politician. Prime Minister 20 February 1912 - 31 January 1913, also Chief of the Ministry of Defence and the Ministry of Auditing. Born in Nordre Land in the County of Western Opland (

Report from the expert group that has considered measures to reduce sick leave

English version of Chapter 2 - Summary in the report.

Emil Stang

Francis Hagerup

George Francis Hagerup was lawyer, politician and diplomat. Councillor of State 2 May 1893-14 October 1895, Chief of the Ministry of Justice. Member of the Norwegian Council of State Division in Stockholm July 1894, Chief of the Ministry of Finance

Carl Otto Løvenskiold

Carl Otto Løvenskiold was military officer, landowner and politician. (Photo: Løvenskiold Vækerø). Norwegian Prime Minister in Stockholm 3 April-26 June 1884. Born in Christiania (Oslo) 23 December 1839, son of barrister Otto Joachim Løvenskiold (

Herman Wedel Jarlsberg

August Sandels

Governor-General in Norway 18 October 1818-11 April 1824 and 1 November 1824-26 November 1827. Born in Stockholm in Sweden 31 August 1764, son of judge Samuel Sandels (1724-1784) and Catharina Elisabeth Brandt (1735-1782). Married 5 November 1809 to