This was announced by the Danish government. new contract To encourage increased emigration of individuals seeking employment in the country’s social welfare sector.
The agreement will be made in cooperation with the majority in the Danish Parliament. The transaction is announced The Ministry of Education and Research has expanded the positive list system to include foreign workers, especially care workers andsos jalpereIt means “to get permission” in Danish.
Nairametrics learned this The initiative aims to address an expected shortage of 15,000 workers in the social care sector by 2035, and the agreement will create 1,000 positions through work permits granted through the Positive List. A quota has been set to fill the positions with foreign staff.
This agreement could be the first step in Denmark’s efforts to address labor shortages in this sector by considering foreign workers.
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Maintaining immigration policy
of immigration The minister stressed the importance of the agreement in addressing recruitment challenges, calling it an “important step” in this direction.
The ruling Social Democratic Party has been skeptical in the past about attracting additional foreign workers to Denmark, but the immigration minister has made it clear that he does not see the deal as a loosening of immigration policies.
- “It’s important to separate immigration policy from foreign workers. We award tens of thousands of residence permits to workers every year, but I don’t think they belong together.” He said.
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Denmark to ease application procedures for foreigners
Before, Minister of Health and Home Affairs Sophie Rohde He acknowledged that the country needs more foreign talent and said it was important to have easier rules for the approval process. He noted that many skilled foreign nurses and doctors face hurdles from existing regulations and are unable to contribute effectively.
- Qualified workers are desperately needed in our health care system
- “But unfortunately, we also see that too many skilled foreign nurses and doctors feel held back by existing regulations and unable to go out and contribute. Masu.” she said.
To promote speedy recruitment of foreigners medical professionals, like Doctors and nurses from non-EU countriess How to join the Danish workforcethere is Proposed changes to the authorization process.
The Proposed changes include: Shortcut approval process to speed up approval of foreign medical qualifications.
The proposed shortcuts will streamline the application process by allowing step 5, which involves evaluation at two hospitals over a period of one year, to be performed in parallel with other steps, reducing overall approval time.
