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02.05.19 • DIB • News
In 2018 about 1,000 citizens with various challenges completed an employment programme with ISS. For Denmark, this has significant benefits. Now several will join ISS as regular employees.
25.04.19 • DIB • News
Never before have Danish exports created so many jobs in Denmark. Two-thirds of these jobs depend on sales to the EU’s single market, highlighting just how crucial the EU is for Danish companies and the Danish economy, says the Confederation of…
26 CEOs, board chairs and professors urge Denmark’s next government to put sustainability and the UN’s SDGs at the centre of its political platform.
Meet Maria from Spain. She is an M.D. She works as general practitioner in Grindsted in the southern part of Jutland. She chose Denmark to have more time for her patients and her family. She now enjoys a short bike trip to her practice instead of the…
11.04.19 • DIB • News
New MIT-Denmark program is poised to send its first students overseas for internships and research.
Meet Hannes from Germany. He is a geoscientist at COWI. He works in an engineering consultancy in Vejle in the central part of Jutland. He was very surprised by by the flat management hierarchy in Denmark. He is happy with the work-life balance,…
Only 13 per cent of Danes feel that the difference in salaries at their workplace is a significant problem, while the majority finds that this is the case to a lesser extent or not at all, shows new survey. The media has blown the problem out of…
Impressive, says DI about new industrial production figures from Statistics Denmark.
03.04.19 • DIB • News
Delivering solutions to global challenges is good for business, writes Kim Fausing, CEO of Danfoss in an opinion piece.
It is pleasing and a bit surprising that Denmark’s economic growth was on the rise at end of 2018, says Morten Granzau, Chief Economist at DI.