Denmark: DA warns about the coming shortage of skilled workers because or retirement and early retirement

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ansk Arbejdsgiverforening), the largest employers’ organization in the country, provides that, in 2020, 110,000 specialists will have left the Danish labor market and won’t have been replaced. DA implicitly calls on the government to face this “demographic challenge” now. (Ref. 090715)

There won’t be enough young workers to replace the 110,000 skilled workers who will retire and retire early within ten years. This is the result of a study carried out by DA based on the Danish Rational Economic

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