The survey found that older people tend to be irked by boastfulness, while the younger generation dislikes right-wing political parties, the lack of job opportunities, and the use of AI at work.
Although jobseeking figures often spike in May, as students and graduates join the search for positions, the latest numbers are the highest recorded in Finland since 1998.
Politicians chose short-term financial interests over the health of young people, argues THL Director Mika Salminen, who says nicotine is “nearly as addictive as heroin”.
Changes to Finland’s alcohol laws will permit online sales, home delivery and international sales of alcoholic beverages, as well as more online marketing of spirits.