According to Li Andersson, working life has changed permanently. There is no longer a job for everyone, but there are different forms of work. “The positive basic income position of the Finnish left is based on this perspective.”
Li Andersson, the chairman of the Left Alliance, has had a success story, but the upcoming parliamentary elections will be his last party leadership. In an interview with HS Vision, the Minister of Education explains what he has learned at the top of power.
Seven years as a Member of Parliament, ten years as a city councilor and six years as a party chairman: Li Andersson can’t sit quietly in the center of Turku with morning coffee.
People face the face of the Left Alliance by greeting and telling about their own problems.
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