Work & Jobs notices and news from Denmark.
Engineering consultancy Rambøll will lay off 400 employees at management level as it seeks to simplify its organization and speed up decisions, the company announced Tuesday. The layoffs are expected to be completed by the end of November. There will also be voluntary departures, though the company
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Norwegian will lay off 123 employees at Copenhagen Airport, including 53 pilots and 70 cabin crew members, as it reduces the number of aircraft based in the Danish capital. The decision follows talks with Flyvebranchens Personale Union, or FPU, the union representing the employees, according to Dani
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Norwegian will lay off 123 employees at Copenhagen Airport following discussions with unions, Danish financial news outlet Finans reported. The layoffs will affect 53 pilots and 70 cabin crew members and will take place in stages. Most employees will leave at the end of January 2027, while the remai
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Danish publisher Lindhardt og Ringhof has prohibited employees and external partners from using artificial intelligence to complete work for the company. The ban applies to proofreaders, editors, manuscript readers and consultants, according to a letter distributed by the publisher. “It is not permi
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Denmark’s Armed Forces will fund four public bus routes connecting selected towns with military garrisons in an effort to recruit and retain more personnel. The initiative is outlined in a funding document approved by the Folketing’s Finance Committee, a parliamentary body that approves
5d ago · Read at The Copenhagen Post →
Danske Bank is cutting 106 jobs, around half of them in Denmark, in its third round of layoffs this year. The bank announced the cuts in a press release on Thursday, saying they are intended to help create a “more efficient and competitive bank”. The remaining positions are in the bank’s opera
6d ago · Read at The Copenhagen Post →
The Danish labor market added 3,600 wage earners in August, according to a report published Wednesday morning by Danmarks Statistik, the national statistical authority of Denmark. The increase follows a July that showed signs of a small slowdown. The new numbers support the view held by financial gr
10/21/2026 · Read at The Copenhagen Post →
Economic and Interior Affairs Minister Pia Olsen Dyhr will convene labor unions, employer organizations and other groups for talks on preventing work-related stress. The first roundtable discussion will take place Friday following a new report from the Danish Economic Council’s independent economic
10/20/2026 · Read at The Copenhagen Post →
More than half of teachers in a new union survey said they experience stress daily or weekly, with most attributing it to their working conditions. The survey by Danmarks Lærerforening, the Danish Union of Teachers, included responses from 1,901 public school teachers and kindergarten class leaders.
10/20/2026 · Read at The Copenhagen Post →
For many international professionals, Denmark’s workplace culture is highly appealing, defined by flat hierarchies, high trust and an enviable work-life balance. But transitioning into this unique environment involves adapting to both unwritten social codes and a completely distinct employment frame
10/20/2026 · Read at The Copenhagen Post →