The Evening Post | July 25

The daily edition of The Copenhagen Post for July 25

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Jul 25, 2013

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Major education reform introduces epx, cancels 10th grade, and more

Yesterday, a major education reform was passed. Among the most important changes, 10th grade will be abolished in public schools, the EPX program will be launched, and grade requirements for admission to the existing STX and HHX programs will be increased.
One in five employees in Denmark in mentally straining conditions

A new report reveals that many workers in Denmark, especially in healthcare and hospitality, face difficult psychological work environments, with women particularly affected by stress, bullying, and violence.
In Denmark 50.8 percent of people in STEM are women

According to Eurostat, in 2023, Denmark had the highest representation of female scientists and engineers in the EU, at 50.8 percent in the workforce, covering a variety of activities in the STEM field.
From Galapagos to Humlebæk: The man delivering mail across the world

He has become an unexpected global messenger in his quest to reconnect the world, one hand-delivered letter at a time. His most recent letter brought him to Denmark.
“We have a special focus on highly educated workers”: Interview with the Mayor for Integration of Copenhagen

Acting Mayor of Employment and Integration Louise Theilade Thomsen shares her insights into the city’s efforts to attract and retain internationals through support programs, employment initiatives, and political engagement, in an exclusive interview with The Copenhagen Post
Graduate unemployment is much higher if you studied outside Copenhagen

According to the data, graduate unemployment is 74% higher outside the capital than in Copenhagen. What is the reason?

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One in five employees in Denmark in mentally straining conditions

A new report reveals that many workers in Denmark, especially in healthcare and hospitality, face difficult psychological work environments, with women particularly affected by stress, bullying, and violence.
Graduate unemployment is much higher if you studied outside Copenhagen

According to the data, graduate unemployment is 74% higher outside the capital than in Copenhagen. What is the reason?
The struggles of Asian women in Denmark’s labour market

Isha Thapa unfolds her research “An Analysis on the Inclusivity and Integration of South Asian Women in High-Skilled Jobs within the Danish Labor Market”. Thapa describes the systemic and social challenges these women face, ranging from barriers in social capital to cultural integration.

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The Evening Post | July 25

Major education reform introduces epx, cancels 10th grade, and more

One in five employees in Denmark in mentally straining conditions

In Denmark 50.8 percent of people in STEM are women

From Galapagos to Humlebæk: The man delivering mail across the world

“We have a special focus on highly educated workers”: Interview with the Mayor for Integration of Copenhagen

Graduate unemployment is much higher if you studied outside Copenhagen

27 February: Exclusive Guided Tour at the Museum of Copenhagen

27 March: A guided tour of Christiansborg

27 May: Explore Copenhagen City Hall with Mayor of Children and Youth, Jakob Næsager

One in five employees in Denmark in mentally straining conditions

Graduate unemployment is much higher if you studied outside Copenhagen

The struggles of Asian women in Denmark’s labour market

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