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Denmark’s gender equality policies: no quotas and a focus on men tema

Denmark’s gender equality policies: no quotas and a focus on men

Mar 08, 2013 Women hold all of the Danish government’s top jobs, but Denmark lags behind the rest of the Nordic countries measured in paternity leave and women in leadership positions.
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Denmark’s rapidly growing youth unemployment must come down

Jun 28, 2012 Unemployment among young Danes has trebled in four years, and the government promises action despite an initial breakdown in negotiations between the social partners on a youth initiative.
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Denmark’s second largest city explores the sharing economy

May 24, 2017 Citizens of Aarhus municipality can move around in shared electric cars and cultivate the soil in new city gardens on municipal land. The government has designated the municipality as a pilot city for the sharing economy, and a range of activities are already up and running.
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Denmark: More focus on job rotation

May 23, 2013 Job rotation is a golden egg which gets people into employment and improves the skills of permanent staff, according to the Danish government. The social partners agree. But it takes time to get businesses to use the scheme.
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Denmark: more refugees and immigrants into work

Feb 07, 2015 Far too few refugees and immigrants in Denmark are in work, and there is broad agreement something needs to be done about it. Yet there is little support for the Prime Minister’s proposal to get refugees and immigrants to clean up Denmark’s beaches and fix swings in kindergartens.
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Denmark’s media storm

Nov 15, 2012 Experts and newspapers warn of the death of even more print media and a decline in the quality of news ahead of political negotiations on moving state media support from printed to digital media. The government calls it necessary change.
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Dennis, a Luleå sudent

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