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Do you have a religious holiday that is not a Norwegian public holiday? Then you have the right to up to two days off from work or school per year. Here is how you use this right.
Temporary employment is only permitted in specific cases. Learn the three-year rule, the new contract rules from 2024, and your rights as a substitute worker.
The Supreme Court takes the case of Wolt couriers. The decision could give thousands of food couriers the right to permanent employment, sick leave and holiday pay. Here's what the case means for you.
What are average salary and median salary in Norway in 2026? See fresh SSB figures, how much tax you pay, differences between sectors, and what minimum wage means.
Working hours and overtime in Norway follow clear rules. See the limits for normal working hours, when overtime applies, overtime allowance of at least 40 percent and your rest rights.
Should you or your child have a summer job in Norway? Learn about age limits, working hours, tax card, tax-free card and right to salary and holiday pay for young people.
An overview of what counts as discrimination at work in Norway, which laws protect you, and how to proceed if it happens.
How the Norwegian workplace works: flat structure, trust, punctuality and free time. Learn the unwritten rules many immigrants get wrong.
How trade unions, collective agreements and the Norwegian model work – and why joining a union pays off in working life in Norway.
Everything about the HMS-kort (byggekort): who must order it, what it costs in 2026, how long it is valid, and how to avoid expensive copycat sites.
Undeclared work in Norway can result in tax penalties, fines and lost rights. Learn the rules, the risks and how to work and pay legally in 2026.
You can receive unemployment benefits after resignation, but resigning without reasonable grounds typically results in 18 weeks without payment. See requirements, rates, and application steps.
