Are you employed part-time at Mälardalen University and wish to have a position with a higher employment rate? You can submit a request for a preferential right to increased employment here.

Who is eligible to claim the right to increased employment?

Employees with an employment rate below 100% are entitled to express interest in increasing their working hours, up to full-time, according to Section 25a of the Swedish Employment Protection Act (LAS).

The preferential right to increased employment applies to both permanent and fixed-term employees.

Eligibility conditions for the Preferential Right to increased employment The following conditions must be fulfilled in order for the preferential right to apply:

- The employer’s need for additional labor can be met by increasing the employee’s working hours.
- The part-time employee possesses the necessary qualifications for the additional duties.
- The part time employee has formally submitted a request for increased employment.





How do I claim my right priority for re-employment? To invoke your preferential right to increased employment, you must actively submit an expression of interest through the ReachMee recruitment system, accessible via the link below.

Ensure that the documents you are submitting are updated – both when you register your interest as well as afterward – as they are necessary for assessing your qualifications, preferences and how to contact you.

Questions and contact

Do you have any questions regarding your right to preferential rights or your application, please contact the Division of Human Resources [email protected]

Have you previously submitted a claim of the right of priority for re-employment at Mälardalen University, please contact the Division of Human Resources. HR-avdelningen

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