Analysis concerning education and the labour market

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Here you can find analyses on skills supply and demand as well as various reports on the relationship between education and the labour market. You can also find Statistics Sweden's data on labour immigration to Sweden.

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7 out of 10 employed the year after immigration

2025-12-03

In 2023, 22 800 immigrants of working age from EU/EEA-countries in registered their residence in Sweden. The majority were men and the most common country of citizenship was Poland. In recent years, the employment rate of registered EU/EEA-citizens has been about 70 percent the year following immigration.

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Title Language Type Date
Citizens from EU/EEA-countries and their relatives English Report 2025-12-03
Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises: Experiences of International Recruitment Swedish Report 2025-11-25
International schools in Sweden Swedish Report 2025-10-03
Family members of labour migrants from third countries Swedish Report 2025-10-02
Swedish employers recruiting from outside the EU English Report 2025-06-09
Labour migrants from third countries – Part-report in the government assignment Work in Sweden Swedish Report 2024-12-11
Swedish citizens returning from abroad – Part-report in the government assignment Work in Sweden Swedish Report 2024-12-11
Education and training within social care, child care and recreation – A methods study on adult education Swedish Report 2023-04-05
Matching on the labour market – the connection between education and occupation Swedish Report 2018-12-20
Theme: Trained health and social care workers – Today and in the future Swedish with elements of English Rapport 2015-12-16
Theme: Labour market Engineers Swedish with elements of English Rapport 2013-03-11
Theme: Employment in 2030 – can the current dependency burden be maintained? Swedish with elements of English Rapport 2012-06-27
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