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There Is Now Plenty of Work for Builders in Kymenlaakso: "More Work than Ever Before"

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Several large construction projects are underway in Kotka and Kouvola at the same time. Data center construction sites in particular are in need of workers now.

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There Is Now Plenty of Work for Builders in Kymenlaakso: "More Work than Ever Before"

Several large construction projects are underway in Kotka and Kouvola at the same time. Data center construction sites in particular are in need of workers now.

6 days ago·Helsinki, Finland

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yle broke the news in Helsinki, Finland 6 days ago on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.

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