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COUNTRY TRADING PROFILES
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Labour market
The active population in figures |
Working conditions |
Cost of labor |
Social partners
The active population in figures
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2009 | 2010 | 2011 | 2012 (e) | 2013 (e) |
| Labor force |
- | 2,820,000 | - | - | - |
| Rate of activity (%) |
- | 65.4 | - | - | - |
| Unemployment rate (%) |
3.6 | 4.2 | 4.5 | 4.4 | 4.0 |
Source:
CIA - The world factbook
; UN - United Nations
; World Bank
Note: (e) Estimated data
Working conditions
- Legal weekly duration
- 37 hours
- Retirement age
- 65
- Working contracts
- Permanent contract,
fixed-term contract, training contracts.
Cost of labor
- Minimum wage
- No legally mandated national minimum wage. Collective agreements are the main mechanism used for regulating low pay.
- Average wage
- USD 24,000 a year.
- Social contributions
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Social partners
- Social dialogue and involvement of social partners
- Many employers
are members of the Danish Employers’ Confederation (Dansk
Arbejdsgiverforening/DA) or one of the special employers’ associations
(e.g. the Financial Sector or Agriculture). Employees are often
members of the relevant trade union (Metal Workers, Commerce
and Office etc), although most of these unions are also members of
the ”umbrella” employee confederation, The Danish Federation of
Trade Unions (Landsorganisationen/LO), a service organisation that
undertakes to negotiate or co-ordinate various matters common to all trade unions. The labor market is thus to a very large degree regulated
by collective agreements.
- Unions
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- Unionization rate
- 80%
- Labor regulation bodies
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Danish Employers' Confederation (DA)
National Labor Market Authority
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