Work Environment Authority criticizes Borlänge preschool for safety shortcomings

The Swedish Work Environment Authority has directed criticism at a preschool in Borlänge Municipality following an inspection on June 23. The authority demands immediate measures to protect staff against threats and violence.

The inspection showed that staff may be exposed to risks that the employer has not addressed. The Work Environment Authority now requires measures or a fine may follow.

The criticism follows the authority's review of the work environment at the preschool in Borlänge Municipality. Staff safety against threats and violence is highlighted as a key issue.

The municipality has not commented on the details in the source. The case concerns a specific preschool without a named location beyond the municipality.

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