La nueva ley de requisitos lingüísticos entra en vigor el 1 de julio

A partir del 1 de julio, los nuevos requisitos lingüísticos del gobierno se aplican a los municipios y operadores privados en virtud del Acuerdo de Tidö.

Qamar Haidar aprendió sueco por su cuenta y con la ayuda de amigos porque no recibió apoyo lingüístico de su trabajo.

El municipio se está preparando ahora para cumplir con los nuevos requisitos, lo que supone la obligación de garantizar que el personal cuente con las competencias lingüísticas adecuadas.

La ley proviene del Acuerdo de Tidö y entra en vigor el 1 de julio.

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