Denmark: the LO confederation offers to take part in the reform of the public service

The union confederation LO offered the center-right government to actively take part in the planned reform of the Danish public service supposed to modernize it. Reactions are positive within the government but mixed within the union movement. (Ref. 070262)
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In a press gallery published on March 20 in the weekly newspaper Jyllands-Posten, Hans Jensen, the president of LO (Landsorganisation,) had considered signing, with employers (States, regions, communes,) of a tripartite agreement in this direction, which would run until 2025. also, he outlined a five-point plan, including public investment promises going from 3 to 5 billion crowns (from 400 to 670 million euros) a year. LO, which counts almost 1.3 million members, wants this amount to be used

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