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Labour minister mulls obligatory Danish classes for foreign workers before arrival

Labour Minister Kaare Dybvad Bek has proposed making it obligatory for employers in Denmark to pay for Danish lessons for staff hired from abroad before they come to Denmark, during in a debate in the Danish parliament.The Local Denmark
What this means if you want to work there
The labour minister in Denmark has proposed a new rule for foreign staff hired from abroad. Employers in the country would have to pay for Danish lessons for these workers before they arrive. This plan was discussed during a recent debate in the Danish parliament. The news report does not state when this proposed rule might become law. If you plan to work in Denmark, you should keep your CV ready in English.
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