Borlänge municipality lays off 17 care employees

Borlänge municipality is laying off 17 employees in care services, while hiring new staff monthly. The care sector faces heavy pressure, high sick leave, and reduced continuity for the elderly.

Borlänge municipality has decided to issue layoff notices to 17 employees in its care services. According to an article in Dala-Demokraten, this occurs even as the municipality hires new staff every month. The piece describes care services as heavily strained, with staff 'on their knees,' high sick leave rates, and deteriorating continuity for the elderly. The number of permanent positions is being cut, not due to reduced demand—on the contrary, both the elderly population and care intensity are rising, the article states. It criticizes the policy for lacking logic and responsibility.

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Home care worker assisting elderly patient while politicians discuss retention strategies in Uppsala.
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Politicians seek shorter hours and higher pay to retain Uppsala home care staff

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A new report shows that 72 percent of home care staff in Sweden have considered leaving their jobs. In Uppsala, 54 people left home care services in 2025, and politicians from SD and MP have differing proposals to improve the situation.

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

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Region Dalarna enters summer with staff shortages at health centers and fewer ambulances. Patients with less acute issues may face longer wait times.

Staff at the care administration in Falun are raising alarms about worry and lack of trust in management. Between 20 and 30 employees have left their positions over the past year.

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Borlänge’s municipal group has reused materials from renovations and demolitions, saving ten million kronor over the past two years.

Jessica Öhlund has left her role as operations chief for health and social care in Lindesberg municipality. The departure follows a mutual agreement with the employer.

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Uppsala Municipality and Region Uppsala have received an honorable mention at the Brobyggarpriset for the Elderly Care Unit. The unit brings together various healthcare professionals to provide home care for the elderly. The award praises collaboration across organizational boundaries with the patient's needs at the center.

 

 

 

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