Denmark

Danish doctors to shut down work for one day

Only patients with acute problems will be able to see their general practitioners because they will all attend a national doctors union meeting. The doctors organisation expects between 6,000 and 7,000 participants to attend the meeting in Odense 28 May, shutting down … Read More

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Denmark

Immigrants joining trade unions in record numbers

Going against the known tendency the percentage of union members with non-Danish backgrounds is growing. As workers nationwide participate in today’s International Workers’ Day celebrations, numbers indicate that more and more non-Danes are joining unions. The total membership in LO, … Read More

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Denmark

Teacher lockout leaves children at a loose end

Teachers and the local government association have reached an impasse in their negotiations over new working hours, leading to speculation that the government will have to intervene. Around 69,000 teachers have been prevented from showing up to work today because … Read More

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Denmark

Teacher lockout will close hundreds of schools

Just 10,350 teachers for more than half a million pupils: that will be the situation after the Easter holidays unless the conflict between the Danish Union of Teachers and Local Government Denmark (LGDK) can be resolved, reports Avisen.dk. “The vast … Read More

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Denmark

New meat scandal: Pork found in beef products

The Danish national food authorities, Fødevarestyrelsen, have uncovered another meaty scandal after finding pork meat in food products that were labelled as beef. As part of a screening initiative that the food and agriculture minister, Mette Gjerskov  launched in the wake … Read More

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Denmark

Danish discount a hit in Poland

Supermarket Netto is growing in Poland, planning to open around 50 new stores in the country. Big investments and market progress in Poland are planned to pave the way for international growth in the  Netto group. Last year 34 stores opened … Read More

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