Tell us about suspected serious shortcomings, offences or irregularities

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Here private individuals, employers and others can tell Arbetsförmedlingen about suspected serious shortcomings, offences or irregularities that are connected with Arbetsförmedlingen’s activities or personnel.

Examples of serious shortcomings, offences or irregularities

Irregularities is a collective term for a group of undesirable behaviours and ways of acting with consequences for the agency’s reputation or activities. The collective term covers, among other things, dishonest behaviour, bribery, favouritism, fraud, embezzlement, conflicts of interest, abuse of power, unnecessary wastage of resources, harassment, threats, violence and causing damage.
Serious shortcomings could, for example, include suspicion of systematic faults and shortcomings within the agency.

Submit your report

Do not use the form if your identity is protected. Send a letter by post instead. You can submit the information anonymously. We assess all tip-offs that we receive.

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Mail name e-mail:

Describe your tips (mandatory information) * (mandatory)

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Name (voluntary information)

E-mail (voluntary information)

Phone number (voluntary information)

Social security number or organization number (voluntary information)

We need your contact details to be able to get back to you.

Yes, I want to submit my contact details to Arbetsförmedlingen and I assure that I do not have protected personal information (mandatory information if you have filled in your contact details.)

Send letters to

Please use the form in the first instance.

Address:

Internutredningsfunktionen
Internutredningen Säkerhetsenheten
Arbetsförmedlingen
113 99 Stockholm

What does Arbetsförmedlingen need to know?

What does the tip-off refer to? Please provide as much information as possible about what has happened: name, address, personal identity or organisation registration number, phone number and website.
When the occurrence took place, and during which period?
Where did the occurrence take place?
What did the occurrence result in?
If you provide your contact details, this will simplify our investigation.
You can submit the information anonymously. However, the subject of the tip-off normally has the right to read what you have written.

Please remember

All information you send to us becomes a public document. Through the principle of public access to documents, the general public is given the right to access public documents, except for classified data.