Iceland Health seeks to engage powerful people in various key areas of the institution. This is an opportunity to work in an exciting and changing environment where you can contribute to ensuring the health of the nation.

Answers the most common questions the Directorate receives

VIRK, the Directorate og Health and Vinnueftirlit ríkisins will host a meeting on health-promoting workplaces, Wednesday, March 29, under the title "Step by step".

Kristín Heimisdóttir is currently working as a psychologist at HSN in Þórshöfn, Langanes. When she started studying at the age of 38, she hadn’t thought of moving away to work as a psychologist. She wanted to work in her hometown and show that it’s possible to work as a psychologist anywhere in the country.

This week we released a new addition in the project on electronic registrations, where real estate agents are now able to register purchase contracts electronically. This is one of the most common types of documents sent to the records of the district commissioners.

Last Monday, a group of six members of staff of the Estonian Director of Public Prosecutions arrived on a three-day study trip to Iceland to learn about various matters concerning public administration in Iceland.

The Connecting the State (Tengjum ríkið) conference was held yesterday, 26 September at Hilton, where TR and other institutions presented their digital journey along with Digital Iceland. TR was recognized for completing eight digital steps defined by Digital Iceland. The ninth and final step will be taken by TR when a chatterbot will soon be implemented on the website of TR on Ísland.is.

The kilometer registration for cars powered by electricity is now open on Ísland.is My Pages and in the Ísland.is app.

In accordance with Act No. 54/2023, Social Security payments will increase by 2.5% from 1 July 2023. The change in the monthly payments will be determined by the income of those who receive co-payments from TR.

The stall of Land and Forest was packed with people as soon as the Laugardalshöll pavilion opened for visitors to Vísindavöku on Saturday. Children accompanied by their parents were the first guests and both children and adults showed what Land and Forest had to offer. A lot of discussions were created and a lot of questions asked.