Managers have been replaced, staff alarms have not been taken seriously and nearly 800 non-conformance reports have been left unreported. Now the Swedish Work Environment Authority is demanding that Nyköping Municipality correct the work environment deficiencies in the housing assistance – otherwise a fine will be imposed.
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Managers have been replaced, staff alarms have not been taken seriously and nearly 800 non-conformance reports have been left unreported. Now the Swedish Work Environment Authority is demanding that Nyköping Municipality correct the work environment deficiencies in the housing assistance – otherwise a fine will be imposed.