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New Bridge Between Als and Funen Could Create Jobs on Lolland

Wage Increases of Over 5 Percent on the Fehmarn Construction Project

Six Concrete Proposals: Unlocking the Potential of the Fehmarn Region

Fehmarn construction affected by two immediate orders

MSE Delivers Record Financial Results

End to Extra Bureaucracy in German Ports

Non-Western immigration could be the key to solving Denmark’s labor market challenges. But the Social Democrats are not willing to ease rules on education and employment. Archive photo: Claus Hansen.

Non-western immigration holds great potential

Danish metal workers union: We are deeply dependent on immigration

The state of Schleswig-Holstein has launched a Denmark strategy. It proposes, among other things, harmonized fares and ticket prices for public transport and better connections across the Fehmarn Belt. Archive photo: David Arnholm.

SH proposes joint ticket system across the Fehmarn Belt

The Filipino ambassador, Leo Herrera-Lim, visited the construction of the Fehmarn tunnel, where around 70 Filipino employees are participating. Photo: Nils Lund Pedersen

Filipino engineers attracted to Danish work life

A large number of international employees are coming to Lolland—thanks in no small part to the Fehmarn project. Now, the municipality also wants to help their partners find jobs.

Partners of international employees offered job search assistance

Unresolved tax issues for Fehmarn commuters

Director Jakob Søndergaard Nielsen is a new member of the board of Business Lolland-Falster.

New board member at BLF: Remember the companies already here

The government will add 500 million kroner to the much-needed vocational training.

500 million to boost vocational education

Visualization of the transformer station for the upcoming energy island on Bornholm.

Femern Agency sets a precedent

The Fehmarn project has made Lolland Municipality a regular growth center in terms of employment.

Wild growth engine: The Fehmarn project brings Lolland into the Top 10

Business, Transport and Tourism Minister Claus Ruhe Madsen from Schleswig-Holstein does not have the solution to Denmark's labor shortage. His own state has the same problem.

Schleswig-Holstein declines: Lacking labor itself

Unemployment is rising in Germany, while there is a shortage of labor in Denmark. Sounds like a match.

Analysis: German unemployment may benefit Danish businesses

We will need many more in the Danish labor market in the future, and we cannot succeed without international employees,' says Steen Nielsen, deputy director at Dansk Industri (DI).

Europeans especially want to work in Denmark

We will need many more in the Danish labor market in the future, and we cannot succeed without international employees,' says Steen Nielsen, deputy director at Dansk Industri (DI).

Europeans especially want to work in Denmark

Erik Gade was offered a job as a dump truck driver on the Fehmarn project. But first he had to pay 11,000 kroner in deposit - or buy a used caravan.

Attempted lured with Fehmarn job against a deposit

The 'Tunnel Talents' educational program is ready for the country's sixth and seventh graders from the start of the next school year.

Fehmarn teaching to recruit students for vocational education

The 'Tunnel Talents' educational program is ready for the country's sixth and seventh graders from the start of the next school year.

Fehmarn teaching to recruit students for vocational education

18-year-old Ida Jespersen from Errindlev is one of only two female structural engineer apprentices at the Fehmarrn construction site.

Too few women on construction sites

The Fehmarn project is still an employment engine and the Femern Agency is equipping itself with a new recruitment consultant, even though the job market overall seems to be calming down.

The job market calms down

Britta Borch Egevang is a management consultant and partner at Holmgaard Management. She writes about business management and HR for FemernReport.

Management column: How to catch the young employees

The government's proposal to ease the rules for foreign labor favors the largest companies, says SMVdanmark's director, Jacob Brandt.

SMVdanmark: Small businesses also need foreign labour

Britta Borch Egevang is a management consultant and partner at Holmgaard Management. She writes about business management and HR for FemernReport.

Management column: The art of retaining foreign employees

Lolland International Community has Blue Tuesday every Tuesday morning in Maribo.

The Fehmarn project has given Lolland-Falster an international community

Lolland International Community has Blue Tuesday every Tuesday morning in Maribo.

The Fehmarn project has given Lolland-Falster an international community

A new report from Aalborg University paints a bleak picture of conditions especially for Eastern European migrant workers in the Danish construction sector.

Eastern European construction workers have more accidents at work – and they are not reported

A new report from Aalborg University paints a bleak picture of conditions especially for Eastern European migrant workers in the Danish construction sector.

Eastern European construction workers have more accidents at work – and they are not reported

Europe is facing huge infrastructure projects and a manpower-intensive green transition. But the population is falling and the workforce is getting older.

Analysis: Labor shortage threatens Europe’s infrastructure

Fehmarn job-fest on Lolland-Falster and South Zealand

Fehmarn job-fest on Lolland-Falster and South Zealand

28 Russian sailors were acquitted in April of having worked on a tugboat at the Fehmarn project without a work permit. Now the prosecutor wants to have the case tried at the Supreme Court.

Prosecutors want to go to the Supreme Court with the case about Russian sailors

Structural engineers will be needed in large numbers once the casting work with the tunnel elements for the Fehmarntunnel gets underway in earnest later this year. But there are not many who choose the education, and this can become a problem.

Vocational education for structural engineer training in free fall

Banedanmark's management themselves must initially make ends meet within the framework they have been made available politically - even though the board has 46 unfilled engineering positions.

Banedanmark has to go to the track themselves to solve the personnel problem

The participants in Aarsleff's employee share program have good reason to smile. The investment has more than tripled in value since 2020.

FLC contractor gilds the employees

Danish Industry welcomes new rules for foreign workers

Easier access to foreign labor welcomed by DI

English was spoken and gestures were used at the job fair in Maribo. The hot job market in Lolland needs all nationalities.

CEO from Lolland: Don’t be afraid of foreign labour

Chairman of the construction group in 3F, Claus von Elling, is pleased with the new collective agreement. Archive photo: Jan Knudsen

DKK 25 more per hour for foreign construction workers

Inflation and economic uncertainty are affecting the construction industry, which is seeing order books shrink. But they keep the employees - for now.

The building business lacks orders, but keeps the employees

Last summer, FLC's blue collar employees went on strike for better wages and working conditions.

FLC rejects wage dumping from foreign labour

René Malm er uddannelsesdirektør på CELF

Vocational school proposes certificate in green transition

Director Nima Astanehdost from the recruitment agency Randstad expects the overheated labor market for engineers to stabilize in the coming year.

Headhunters on the hunt for engineers

The apprentices at Femernbyggeriet come from all over Denmark. And in fact there is one more in western Germany, but there is no room for it on the map here.

Apprentices from all over Denmark flock to Fehmarn construction site

The Fehmarn project is a large part of the explanation for Region Zealand being sucked dry of qualified labour. A new project must do something about that.

Hundred thousand euros for qualified labour

Mayor Holger Schou Rasmussen (S) from Lolland Municipality has learned from the international consortia on the Femern construction.

The municipality learns from Fehmarn consortia when recruiting

Deputy chairman of the Construction Group in 3F, Palle Bisgaard, is strongly dissatisfied with the EU Commission's opening letter.

The EU Commission takes distance from social dumping-register

Expected growth in the workforce (16 - 66-year-olds) 2022 - 2030

Lolland will run out of labour before the tunnel is finished

DI & DM

Lack of skilled workers not talked about enough in the election campaign

Employment Minister Peter Hummelgaard (Soc. dem.). PR-photo.

Adults want to be apprentices

Jose Manuel Olivares Villafranca from the SICE-Cobra consortium would like to see as many Danes as possible associated with the project - including at least 25 apprentices.

SICE-Cobra needs at least 25 apprentices

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