The government is postponing announced reliefs regarding public gatherings and public events until June 1st. Furthermore, the recommendation on working from home within government agencies is extended until September 15th. This was announced by Prime Minister Stefan Löfven at a digital press conference on Wednesday. The reason for the decisions is that the spread of covid-19 is still large in Sweden and that the burden on healthcare is still high. Read a longer article on the Staff Portal.
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