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The administrative branch of the Ministry of Justice employs over 9,500 civil servants, the majority of whom work in legal expert roles or legally oriented support functions. Contrary to common belief, a legal qualification is not a prerequisite for employment within the judicial system.

A wide range of professionals from various fields work for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland and its parishes. Especially the largest parish unions and the Church’s central administration, the Church Council, continuously recruit new talent.

IT Specialist, Wellbeing Coordinator, Logistics Worker, Principal, School Social Worker, Violin Teacher, Urban Planner, Chef, and Communications Designer — these are just a few examples of job titles held by professionals working in municipalities and wellbeing services counties across Finland.

A multi-peak career challenges the traditional idea of a linear, upward-only career path. When the high points of a career are spread across different stages of life, work wellbeing improves and knowledge sharing becomes more effective.

Finnish working life treats older people harshly. The best before date seems to expire at the age of 50, and age often prevents entry to a job interview.

The Cable Factory Merikaapelihalli in Helsinki was filled with enthusiastic job seekers, career changers and experts on Wednesday 4 September. The UusioUra event organised by the Pro Trade Union had almost 5,000 visitors and over 70 exhibitors.