Posted on 03. Jan, 2013 in: News

Nearly 10,000 jobs could not be filled in 2012

Employers in the construction and cleaning industries tried in vain to hire qualified workers in autumn 2012 – despite rising unemployment rates. According to a new study by the National Labour Market Authority…

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Posted on 03. Jan, 2013 in: News

Liberals: government should respond to criticism of PET

Spokesperson Karsten Lauritzen (Liberals) wants the government to respond to Henrik Sass Larsen’s accusations against the Security Intelligence Service (PET) – specifically, Mr Lauritzen is asking Justice Minister Morten Bødskov (Social Democrats) to…

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Posted on 03. Jan, 2013 in: News

Student benefits on the chopping block for reform

The government is preparing a reform to the education-assistance (SU) program, which would mean cuts of DKK2bn. But according to a poll conducted by YouGov, 84 per cent of Danes are against further…

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Posted on 03. Jan, 2013 in: News

Former SPP leader has joined Social Democrats

Kasper Bjering Jensen, a notable executive member of the Socialist People’s Party (SPP), has announced that he has officially joined the Social Democrats. Mr Jensen left SPP about a month ago, after disagreement…

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Posted on 03. Jan, 2013 in: News

MEP calls for Denmark to help with ‘humane’ fundraising

Outspoken anti-EU MEP Morten Messerschmidt (Danish People’s Party) is calling for Danes to collect money to demonstrate ‘real solidarity’ within the EU. “The politicians in Brussels are responsible for the financial ruin that…

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Posted on 03. Jan, 2013 in: News

Study: Danes need to improve their ‘cultural intelligence’

A new research report has found that Danish companies must become better at working with other cultures. Anne-Marie Søderberg, a professor at Copenhagen Business School, led a project called ‘Cultural intelligence as a…

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Posted on 02. Jan, 2013 in: News

US budget agreement is important for Denmark

The fiscal agreement just approved in the United States could have far-reaching implications for the Danish economy, according to University of Aarhus professor of economics Bo Sandmann Rasmussen. “All the forecasts for the…

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Posted on 02. Jan, 2013 in: News

Politicians: PM’s New Year’s speech lacked concrete solutions

After her New Year’s speech to the nation, Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt is receiving criticism from her fellow politicians, who are asking: Where are the solutions? In her speech, Ms Thorning-Schmidt urged Danes…

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Posted on 02. Jan, 2013 in: News

US tax-credit extension holds potential for Vestas

As part of its new budget agreement, the United States will continue to provide tax benefits for wind farms through the ‘PTC scheme’ – an announcement that has pleased Danish wind-turbine giant Vestas….

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Posted on 02. Jan, 2013 in: News

Exporters optimistic despite low growth predictions

Danish export companies are greeting 2013 with mild optimism, at least with regard to the first six months. A new poll of 413 Danish exporters conducted by Rambøll/Analyis in December shows that most…

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