About Installatörsföretagen
About Installatörsföretagen
The Swedish Installation Federation represent over 4 200 member companies with around 63 000 employees who install, optimize and control your heating, ventilation, water, electricity and telecommunications. Our members are entrepreneurs, employers and businessmen – active in the field of technical installations. We also represent the electric power entrepreneurs who provide the infrastructure for Swedens electricity needs.
We are an idea-driven, politically unrelated industry and employers’ organization that believes in the power of entrepreneurship. We are experts in our areas and are driven by making a difference for our member companies. We have a glowing passion for the installers' ability to create tomorrow's society.
Our business focus is employee relationships, industry development, opinion formation and lobbying for corporate conditions. Through our business advisors our members receive service and support in their role as employer and entrepreneur.
Our members' interests are gained through, among other things, influence work and information to authorities, politicians and the broad public about the importance of the industry for a modern society and its people.
We are members of the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise.
You will find us in 12 regional location offices, from Skellefteå in the North, to Malmö in the South. We are approximately 100 employees.
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The transition towards a sustainable society
One of the most imporant issues today is the transition towards a sustainable society. This is our opportunity to make our members’ voices heard. They are able to do a lot of the neccessary work ahead.
For this to be possible we need to support our members so they can:
Be attractive employers, provide quality-assured skills and be competetive entrepreneurs.
The Swedish model
In The Swedish model the parties in the labor market – trade unions and employers – jointly negotiate what rules that will apply in the labor market. Together, we regulate wages, employment conditions, working environment, occupational pensions, insurance and more that are specific to our industries. This then forms the basis for the industry-specific collective agreements. This means that Installatörsföretagen and our trade union counterparts set the rules for the labor market in Sweden together.
Below you can see a short film about The Swedish Model, produced by Svenskt Näringsliv (Confederation of Swedish Enterprise):