Denmark : lack of skilled labor in the country of flexsecurity

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28 June 2006 à 13h11

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More job offers than candidates in many sectors. This year, tens ou thousands of positions will not be filled. The situation is quite critical in Copenhagen. (Réf. 06665)
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28 June 2006 à 13h11

Updated on 26 March 2013 à 18h13

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Denmark has a full employment situation thanks to its policy of flexsecurity. With an unemployment rate of 4.8% -the lowest in more than thirty years- labor shortages are quite important in some sectors. “The situation is quite critical in the construction sector, in social and medical services, hostelling and restaurants, shops. There is also a problem for carpenters, plumbers, builders, building enginners, doctors, nurses, nursing auxiliairies” says Kirsten Thomsen, councellor at the Arbejsfo

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