The Social Insurance Administration has published on TR's My pages a annual salary slip for 2024 for approximately 77 thousand individuals with amounts pre-registered on the tax return for 2025. We note that there is no need to change pre-registered amounts on the tax return.

The International Network of States to Work Together to Achieve Gender-Responsive Policing (‘Gender-Responsive Policing’) was a side event at the UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW69) in New York.

During the spring festival Science in Hringsal on April 23, 2024, four incentive grants were awarded from the National University Hospital Fund, each of which amounted to 5 million ISK. The Fund last awarded special incentive grants in 2015.

On Monday 13 June, the Supreme Court was visited by students and teachers at the law department at Ohio Northern University, along with Professor Eyvindur G. Gunnarsson.

Today, the court pronounced a judgement in case 24/2023 involving all seven judges of the court. The issue was whether the law on parental leave would contravene the obligation under the EEA Agreement.

The Executive Board of the Healthcare Institution of North Iceland (HSN), following discussions with stakeholders and a reassessment of the premises, has decided to postpone the construction of a new health clinic by at least five years.

The Forest Encouragement Award will be awarded for the second time on the 21st of March, the International Day of Forests. The three nominations for the award can be cast until 10 March.

As previously stated, the results of sampling have confirmed the growth of mold in some of the samples collected in parts of the SAk facilities at Kristnes.

The Icepharma Welfare Conference took place on 13 January under the theme “The Future Is at Home.” Many of the key pillars of the Icelandic healthcare system were in attendance, including Emilía Fönn Andradóttir, specialist nurse, and Eva Hilmarsdóttir, MSc, registered nurse.

Broad and meaningful participation of diverse stakeholders, combined with informed collaboration, can deliver progress toward sustainability in rangeland management. It is essential to continue interdisciplinary research and knowledge exchange, with monitoring and assessment of both social and ecological dimensions. At the same time, governance structures and management approaches must evolve in parallel if such efforts are to succeed.