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• 15-05-19

  The Danish Labour Market Model

  The Danish Model is a designation used to describe the unique way in which the Danish labour market is structured. Understand the structure of the Danish labour market and why DI plays a central role.

  • Labour market

• 16-05-19

  International labour

  The shortage of qualified labour is a reality for many companies in Denmark today. In the future it will continue to be one of the biggest challenges for Danish businesses.

  • Labour market
  • Employment
  • Foreign labour

• 19-06-19

  Market knowledge

  Get inspiration and support, if your company wants to enter new markets and take advantage of DI's knowledge and global network.

  • Latin America
  • Middle East
  • Africa
  • Asia
  • North America
  • Oceania

• 15-05-19

  Who we are

  The Confederation of Danish Industry – DI – is Denmark’s largest, most representative and most influential business and employers’ organisation, covering manufacturing as well as service industries across sectors such as transport, energy, IT,…

• 11-06-19

  DI in Brussels

  The EU provides access to the Single Market, exports and Danish jobs, while also giving Denmark a stronger voice in and beyond Europe. Therefore, DI has an office in Brussels to represent the policy interests of DI’s member companies.

  • Europe
  • Globalisation
  • EU Single Market
  • Trade

• 15-03-20

  International media paint a misleading picture of how Covid-19 affects Danish business

  Reading international media could give you the impression that all of Denmark – including industry – has been closed down. This is not the case, but this perception has already affected Danish companies such as the furniture producer, Steens. Danish…

  • Labour market
  • Europe
  • COVID-19
  • Trade

• 05-03-20

  The Danish Health Authority now recommends domestic isolation for two weeks

  DI is closely monitoring the situation of COVID-19. The Danish Health Authority now recommends that all Danes returning from affected areas stay at home for a period of 14 days from leaving the affected area.

  • COVID-19

• 15-05-19

  Economic Forecast, May 2019: Global downturn may hit Danish growth hard

  So far, the Danish economy has defied the decline in growth on export markets. DI estimates GDP growth at 1.8 per cent in 2019 and 1.7 per cent in 2020. However, the international economy is surrounded by great uncertainty, and a major international…

  • Trade
  • Danish economy

• 08-07-19

  Japan

  The Japanese water sector is a mature market where capital investments have been stable over time.

• Danish businesses are uniquely postioned to deliver on the Global Goals

  This brief paper explains how Danish companies are uniquely positioned to deliver on the Global Goals as a direct result of the Danish labour market model. At the UN General Assembly 2019, it is DI’s ambition to document the performance of Danish…