The document discusses jobs and employment in Sweden. It argues that new jobs are primarily created by entrepreneurs starting small businesses and companies, not by politicians or large industries. The Centre Party believes jobs will come from startups and small companies, particularly in services, environmental technology, and from allowing more competition and deregulation. The party wants to reduce regulations on businesses, reform employment laws to help young job-seekers, give counties and municipalities more competition, and create "New Start Zones" with tax relief in residential areas that need jobs. Voting for the Centre Party in the upcoming election would support creating more new companies and jobs, according to the document.

1. Can
you
vote
to get
more
jobs?

2. all parties
promise more
jobs. but who
is going to hire
people?
More jobs are needed, particularly among young people. Some people think that
politicians can create jobs. Some people hope that new jobs will be created in the
public sector. Or in large-scale industry. The Centre Party has a different idea
of where these new jobs will come from. If you believe that Sweden has room
for lots of new start-ups, then we are on your side. The jobs of tomorrow can be
found in the many small companies we have. In the service sector, for example,
in pre-schools, cafes and restaurants; and in advanced environmental technology
companies. These kinds of jobs can only be created by entrepreneurs themselves.
Entrepreneurs are people with a dream. They are willing to invest their time and
money in an idea. When the idea works and the company grows, hiring more
employees, this dream can become reality. A government can make it easier for
people’s dreams. Which government do you think can help most companies to
start, to develop and to grow? Is it the left wing, with their tax increases, higher
employer contributions and strict seniority rules? Or is it the Alliance and the
Centre Party that can pave the way for more jobs in new companies?

3. this is what the Centre
party will Do:
reDuCe the hassl
It should be easy to run a company! People who are good at baking or welding want
to spend their time doing this; not administering unnecessary rules. Over the past
four years, the amount of hassle has fallen. It has become simpler and less expensive
to employ people. For example, we have halved employer contributions for young
people. We want to continue along this route.
a ‘las’ for our time
When the Security of Employment Act (LAS) was created in the 1930s, the intention
was not to exclude whole groups of young people in the 2010s. At the moment,
LAS works against confidence and self-realisation. Young people are without jobs
because companies do not dare to employ them. This is why the Centre Party wants
to change LAS to ensure that more young people can enter the labour market more
quickly.
give Competition to Counties anD muniCipalities
In the left-wing vision of Sweden, a nurse is good if she is employed by the county,
but bad if she opens up her own practice. We believe that she is just as good if she
starts up on her own. We also believe that she can get more pleasure, happiness and
energy if she works for herself. This also spurs on the large hospitals to be even bet-
ter. This is also true of schools, old people’s homes and child-care centres. Sweden
also needs to have more women who run companies!
more Companies where the jobs are neeDeD
Many residential areas in Sweden are full of people who have experience from
around the world. Lots of people want to work, but cannot. They cannot find their
way onto the labour market. Some people want to solve this problem through higher
benefits and more regulations. The Centre Party believes the opposite. We want to
create jobs through tax relief for companies that set up in Rinkeby, Rosengård or
Angered. We call the project New Start Zones. This has proven to be successful in
the United Kingdom, France and Italy.
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4. by voting for the
Centre party in
september, you are
voting for more
new Companies.