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The Pellavatehtaankatu service point will close in November, and a new advice point for job seekers visiting without an appointment will open at Tullintori shopping centre.

The City of Tampere Disability Council’s Working Life for Everyone seminar will explore how everyone can succeed in working life, regardless of their functional capacity or life situation.

The City of Tampere’s Competence and Economic Development Committee has decided to introduce a new Tampere recruitment subsidy from the start of 2027. The aim is to lower the barrier for businesses to hire Tampere residents who have been unemployed for a long time.

Tampere wants to make better use of the skills and expertise of international students studying in the city by connecting them with local employers.

The Employment Division of the Competence and Economic Development Committee of the City of Tampere has approved the interim report for January–August of the 2026 annual plan.

The agreement between the two cities creates new opportunities for international business growth, investment, research collaboration and talent development.

The Tampere region's digital advisory service for entrepreneurs has received a good reception.

Tampere is participating in the preparation of a recruitment-oriented labour market training aimed at educating new early childhood education and care teachers to meet the city's growing workforce needs.

Boosting employment and supporting the learning of secondary school pupils are among the key objectives of the Competence and Economic Development Committee’s draft budget for 2027. At its meeting on 9 September, the committee will also discuss new forms of grant funding to support employment, as well as an ‘international voucher’ designed to promote the employment of international students.

The market hall, which has provided service to the people of Tampere for over 120 years, is an important meeting place in the city centre.