Gislaved municipality is being investigated by the Swedish Competition Authority

In an interview to P4 Jönköping, Gislaved's CFO and Deputy Director General say that they were in an urgent situation.

- For us, it was about solving a situation so that we could deliver a business, says Maria Martini to the radio.

P4 Jönköping also writes that the Swedish Competition Authority could grant the municipality an exception if there is a special urgency to obtain personnel and that there may then be reason to deviate from the legislation. But if Gislaved's municipality made a mistake in this case, the cost could be as expensive as SEK 10 million.