Work & Jobs notices and news from Denmark.
Ukrainians are now the largest group of foreign employees with a permanent residence in Denmark, overtaking Poles, according to official figures.
1d ago · Read at The Copenhagen Post →
In Denmark, if you are sick, you stay home. Going to work when you are ill is considered a bad habit. Here's a guide with what you need to know.
1d ago · Read at The Copenhagen Post →
Denmark’s recruitment survey shows how hiring difficulties vary by region and occupation, and where no recruitment attempts were recorded as ending without a hire.
2d ago · Read at The Copenhagen Post →
Derek and Brooke are joined by Johanna Splett (Germany) and Valeria Caro (Sweden), two former colleagues who were laid off in the same round after years working together
3d ago · Read at The Copenhagen Post →
From roasting coffee in their Copenhagen kitchen to opening an award-winning café in Valby, Andreas May Hansen and his Californian partner Brian Christie have built a shared life across cultures, learning when to work together (and when to give each other space).
3d ago · Read at The Copenhagen Post →
The 500 million DKK (€67 million) investment in Denmark’s AI supercomputer could help create businesses and jobs and enable public institutions to use AI securely, according to Tuesday’s announcement.
4d ago · Read at Euronews →
A recent analysis looks at unemployment by age in Denmark. European figures show how the country compares with the EU average.
4d ago · Read at The Copenhagen Post →
About the author: Sidsel Byskov Hansen is the founder of Expat Counselling, specialising in psychological counselling and support for international individuals, couples and families in Denmark and worldwide. When an international professional accepts a position abroad, the decision is rarely...
11/6/2026 · Read at The Copenhagen Post →
November 10 will see many internationals take the first part of Prøve i Dansk 3. With only a weekend left to prepare, here are some last-minute tips informed by a Danish language teacher.
11/6/2026 · Read at The Copenhagen Post →
Pranjal found a job after graduating in Denmark. Several of his closest friends did not. Their departure has changed his life in the country and left him questioning what support international students receive once university ends.
11/5/2026 · Read at The Copenhagen Post →