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Break the silence about jobs! Raise your voice ahead of the 2026 election.
In Sweden, there is mass unemployment. But in the debate, we who are affected are invisible. This creates prejudice and leads to a policy where we job seekers are punished, even though the problems are systematic and beyond our control. With your help, we can correct the distorted image of the unemployed. Together, we can influence politics - today and on election day, September 9, 2026.
Från tidningen Kollega:
"Måste söka jobba trots cancerdiagnos"
Unemployment
right now:
9%
Statistics Sweden OCT 2025
Being unemployed can feel lonely. Then it helps to write, but also to read other people's texts about unemployment. We are half a million Swedes who feel exactly like you. Share your story with us!
Från tidningen Kollega:
"Arbetslösa kläms mellan orimliga krav från Arbetsförmedlingen och en rekryteringsbransch i fritt fall"
We are neither right nor left,
only unemployed!
The Voice of the Unemployed is a non-profit association of citizens.
Democratic but not partisan.
From the inbox
Erika
I think it's difficult to have prejudices about the unemployed, which are also present among relatives.
Cattis
Where is the idea of recycling when we lay people off?
These are people organizations employ and they have an identity that rests on a professional education and a sense of pride.
Stina
[...] a feeling of shame and exclusion and at the same time suspicion/knowledge that politics is not really doing anything for those who are unfortunate enough to end up outside.
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