Denmark: four large companies trial a new ‘strategic’ partnership with several job centers

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Tryg, BRF Kredit, Danfoss, and Faick are currently four businesses trialing a strategic partnership with job centers to bolster co-operation and help both those on benefits get back to work as well as businesses develop ‘professional’ ‘back to work’ models.
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Launched back in the autumn of 2013, the “professional partnership” project has four of Denmark’s leading businesses on board: Falck, Tryg, BRF kredit, and Danfoss, as well as jobcentres in the following seven towns: Randers, Sønderborg, Gladsaxe, Gentofte, Lyngby-Taarbæk, Herlev, and Ballerup.

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