Denmark Prepares Workforce for Structural Shifts and Retraining Needs

Danish officials emphasize the necessity of reskilling workers for emerging roles in healthcare, trades, and research as automation reshapes the labor market.

2 Sept, 13:00 — 2 Sept, 13:00

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“Some jobs will become fewer, and we will need to retrain people for other roles. In the future, Denmark will need highly qualified researchers, but also teachers, nurses, carpenters, electricians and mechanics.” - The Copenhagen Post

“Some jobs will become fewer, and we will need to retrain people for other roles. In the future, Denmark will need highly qualified researchers, but also teachers, nurses, carpenters, electricians and mechanics.” The Copenhagen Post

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Denmark Prepares Workforce for Structural Shifts and Retraining Needs

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“Some jobs will become fewer, and we will need to retrain people for other roles. In the future, Denmark will need highly qualified researchers, but also teachers, nurses, carpenters, electricians and mechanics.” - The Copenhagen Post

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