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Finland 's biggest retailer, S Group , has a total of around 2,000 outlets across the country and in Estonia .
With a 7.7 billion-euro turnover, the cooperative operates supermarkets, department stores, speciality shops, petrol stations, hotels, restaurants, and even a bank.
It employs more than 1,000 workers who had not mastered the Finnish language when they were hired.
The company recently told its customers to get used to the idea.
Sippola says businesses must embrace multiculturalism and be open to multiculturalism.
Employers in Finland tend to hire people with foreign-sounding names and backgrounds, he says.
He says it's easier to hire a Finnish or Swedish -speaking person, and easier for those employees to integrate into an organisation.
The construction industry has taken advantage of an oversupply of workers in Estonia to fill vacant jobs in Finland .
Finland 's biggest labour market problem was corporate rigidity preventing people with weak Finnish skills from getting jobs.
Many people come from abroad to study at Finnish universities but then find themselves unable to find work after getting degrees because of their foreign backgrounds.
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