Work

I can be a challenge for foreigners to understand and adjust to the Danish working culture. There are certain unwritten rules you need to know.

Employees in Denmark generally enjoy high-quality working conditions, decent pay, generous holiday allowances, etc.

Depending on your nationality, you may need to apply for a residence and work permit or a registration certificate in order to be allowed to work in Denmark.

When you are looking for employment in Denmark, there are several employment-related search engines and job databases that can be useful.

The Danish government has done a lot to make Denmark an attractive place for investment and new business ventures. This is also the case for Randers.

If you want to be insured against unemployment while working in Denmark, you have to join a Danish unemployment insurance fund (a-kasse).