Borlänge municipality receives internal criticism for care shortcomings

An investigation has directed serious criticism at Borlänge municipality's handling of reorganization and recruitments in disability care.

The report highlights insufficient transparency and lacking routines in processes and leadership. The municipality has initiated extensive improvement work in response to the criticism.

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