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Job search training
In job search training, you can develop your job seeking skills and receive versatile help in finding a job.
Employment services for employers
Employers can receive help with recruitment as well as information on financial support and the labour market situation.
Subsidy for arranging working conditions
Employers can receive a subsidy for arranging working conditions if they are hiring or already have an employee with partial work ability.
Reimbursement of travel and accommodation costs
You can be reimbursed for costs resulting from participating in job search or employment promoting services.
Discretionary expense allowance
You can receive expense allowance for employment promoting services if not covered by your unemployment benefit provider.
Training trial
Training trial lets you explore vocational studies and assess your suitability for the field.
Joint procurement training
Joint procurement training, which is organised by employment authorities and companies, includes recruitment, precision, and change training.
Career coaching
Career coaching provides guidance and support in exploring career options and developing your working life skills.
Self-motivated study subsidised with an unemployment benefit
Support for self-motivated studies allows you to study and receive unemployment benefit if the studies promote your employment.
Work try-out
Work try-out is a service that promotes the employment of individuals at a workplace and supports their return to the labour market.
Pay subsidies
Employers can apply for a pay subsidy for employing an unemployed job seeker. Pay subsidy is discretionary.
Advice and guidance to jobseekers
As a registered job seeker, you are entitled to advice and guidance to find and apply for jobs that match your skills.
Vocational guidance and career planning
Vocational guidance and career planning services help unemployed and employed clients in career choices and professional development.
Multisectoral services promoting employment
A multidisciplinary joint service promoting employment is a cooperation model for different organisations that serves the long-term unemployed.
Advice and support during changes and dismissal (transition security)
You can receive help when an employment relationship is changed or terminated. The service is intended for both employees and employers.