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The Working Environment Act on employment
The general rule in the Working Environment Act is that workers should be employed on a permanent contract. A permanent contract means that the employment is open-ended without a set termination date, the employee is ensured a predictable number of work hours, and that the rules concerning termination applies. The employment contract should specify how much the employee is supposed to work (for example by specifying a percentage of full-time position). Yet, under certain conditions and in certain situations it is possible employ someone temporarily.
Guidance and assistance
The Labour Inspection Authority have limited authority to instruct in these matters and can generally only provide advice and guidance regarding the provisions of the Act relating to employments. If a conflict arises, you may seek legal assistance. If you are a member of a trade union, you may seek assistance from the union.