The board of the Data Protection Authority has ruled in a case where a complaint was made about Keldan ehf.'s registration in a database of individuals at risk due to political connections.

Five nurses received a motivational grant at the annual general meeting of the Icelandic Nurses’ Association, held in Reykjavík on May 15. One of the recipients was Elma Rún Ingvarsdóttir, a pediatric nursing specialist at Akureyri Hospital (SAk).

A contract for the supply of the archives of STEF, the Icelandic Interest Group of Composers and Songwriters, has been signed recently.

The Treasury on behalf of the Iceland Health, requests bids in the tender for framework agreement no. 23310 on bath and toilet assistive devices.

Annual reports for 2024 on cervical and breast cancer screening have been published.

In the wake of the news program Kveikur, the Office of the Chief of Police in the Capital Region would like to make the following statement.

Fjóla Björnsdóttir has been hired in the position of new medical superintendant of the joint facilities of the Healthcare Institution of North Iceland (HSN) in Fjallabyggð and Dalvík.

What is the administration's interest in document management and archiving? The annual spring conference of the National Archives will take place on Wednesday 14 May at the Berjaya Reykjavik Natura Hotel.

Since 2004, the National Archives has carried out systematic data collection on properties and land areas, conducted alongside the Wilderness Committee’s case processing and in cooperation with the committee on public land matters. Area 12, islands and skerries, was the last area under the committee’s review, and data collection for it was completed in mid-December. With that, this more than two-decade-long project within the National Archives has come to an end.

Most of us spend a large part of the day at work, so it matters that workplaces support the health and well‑being of their staff. HSN has implemented a health‑promoting workplace policy and encourages various forms of physical activity.