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IMPACT — MEDIUM
The Danish government passed a bill to strengthen its ability to recruit and retain foreign workers, which takes effect on April 1.
Key Points:
Additional Information: Danish authorities plan to add occupations to the Positive List; all jobs on the list will remain there for at least two years.
BAL Analysis: Danish authorities intend to attract and retain more foreign talent by adjusting the requirements for the Fast-track Scheme, introducing the Supplementary Pay-limit Scheme and jobseeking permit, and amending the Start-up Scheme.
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