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Feriepenge: Denmark's vacation pay rules explained
If you work for a company in Denmark, your yearly time off is likely to be provided for by the 'feriepenge' accrual system for paid annual leave.
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Everything that changes in Denmark in June 2023
It's the month when everything starts to wind down in Denmark, with school out, music festivals and Sankt Hans bonfires. Here's what you need to know about June in Denmark.
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Conrad the Contrarian: More like farting hell! - The Copenhagen Post
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Danish government changes tune and upgrades growth expectations for 2023 - The Copenhagen Post
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Government can breathe easy again following approval of Collective Labour Agreement - The Post
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Denmark's military spending on the rise as world's powers sharpen claws
The Copenhagen Post – Danish news in English
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This Week's Editorial: Anniversary in Ukraine - The Post – The Post
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RIP Great Prayer Day ... now another holiday is under fire - The Post
Just days following the demise of Great Prayer Day as a holiday, deputy mayor has proposed to axe May 1 as well
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Denmark defies critics; abolishes public holiday to boost army spending
Danish lawmakers on Tuesday voted to abolish a springtime public holiday in order to use the savings and boost defense spending, despite harsh criticism from the opposition, trade unions and the country’s bishops. In a 95-68 vote, the 179-seat Folketing approved the centrist co...
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