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Young people are doing worse − I am one of them
We are living in a crisis. Today’s young people are thriving less, while at the same time we speak more about mental health. The theme is very topical, but still we miss the honest accounts from those who fight in the discussions about mental illness. I am one of those who fight.
A student should study, not wait for treatment
The Kylteri Chairs’ network is concerned about the insufficient resources of the Student Health Service. The queues are long and the students’ health is deteriorating. This cannot continue.
Salary survey of business school graduates: increase across the board – public sector catching up with private sector
The median salary of business school graduates in the Helsinki economic area is EUR 5,683 per month and EUR 4,800 in the rest of the country. The salary survey also revealed what has happened to the weekly workload of business school graduates and what they really think about remote work.
The Secret of negotiating a Fair Salary
How do you measure your own worth? Is it the number on your salary slip or is it something more? When you negotiate your salary, there are much more to think about than just euros.
What do international business school graduates think about working in Finland?
Finland needs more experts from abroad. To that effect, Suomen Ekonomit has initiated cooperation with Inklusiiv and IWWOF and conducted a member survey among its international members on working in Finland and the union’s role.
The Biz Potential Finland 2021 competition seeks Finland’s top business students – join the competition for the Finnish championship of business students!
The Finnish Business School Graduates, in partnership with Danske Bank, is looking for the best business school students in Finland. All student members of the Finnish Business School Graduates can participate in the Biz Potential Finland 2021 competition.
We need more success in Finland – international students will help Finland succeed
During the last year numerous discussions in Finland focused on education- and work-based migration without demonstrating a winning narrative for an ambitious Finnish future.
What should you pay a summer employee? Read our new pay recommendations and what students earned last summer
Our recommendations on the summer job pay of business students have once again been published. They also include a recommendation on the starting salary of recent graduates as well as thesis pay or remuneration.
Unforeseen challenges require quick adaptation: the case of student events
One of the keys to a well-balanced and enjoyable student life is student events. Events such as Sits, Annual Balls and Pub Crawls (Approt) bring us all together and thus make us feel more connected to one another. Furthermore, as these events lighten our mood, they increase mental well-being, arguably eventually contributing to better success academically.
Business needs healthy professionals – student associations provide grass-roots education on mental health
Finnish Business School Graduates works to support student associations and will be participating in the Mental Health Week activities between 15 and 22 November.
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We are living in a crisis. Today’s young people are thriving less, while at the same time we speak more about mental health. The theme is very topical, but still we miss the honest accounts from those who fight in the discussions about mental illness. I am one of those who fight.
The Kylteri Chairs’ network is concerned about the insufficient resources of the Student Health Service. The queues are long and the students’ health is deteriorating. This cannot continue.
The median salary of business school graduates in the Helsinki economic area is EUR 5,683 per month and EUR 4,800 in the rest of the country. The salary survey also revealed what has happened to the weekly workload of business school graduates and what they really think about remote work.
How do you measure your own worth? Is it the number on your salary slip or is it something more? When you negotiate your salary, there are much more to think about than just euros.