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- 16. Dec 2024 Understanding the collective bargaining process
- 6. Jan 2025 Fewer working days, more job satisfaction
- 16. Dec 2024 Special scheme at Danske Bank to retain pensioners
- 8. Mar 2025 "There is something for the present and for the future"
- 20. Jan 2025 When Katrine's boyfriend was killed, they caught her at work
- 3. Feb 2025 New profiles are emerging in the financial sector
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Getting started with your senior part-time employment
The new collective agreement entitles you to up to ten weeks of additional time off every year.
Learn more about the collective agreement
How come it isn't a two-year agreement, and how does the pay level compare to that of the rest of the labour market?
"There is something for the present and for the future"
The new collective agreement provides a good foundation for the working life of financial sector employees in the coming years.
"You won't get a feminist manifesto from me"
Sabina Mandsberg is one of the only women on her team, but she has never experienced it as a problem.
Emilie is the only woman in her team
Emilie Præst Nielsen thrives in a department with only male colleagues. There are generally more men than women working in the financial sector.
New collective agreement: “It’s a good, total package”
The new collective agreement contains several good elements according to Dorrit Brandt, President of Finansforbundet.
Collective agreement approved: next steps
From 10 March, members will be asked to vote on the collective agreement, which Finansforbundet's Assembly of Representatives has Tuesday approved.
New collective agreement reached
A new three-year collective agreement has just been agreed for the financial sector. Get the main points of the agreement here.
New profiles are emerging in the financial sector
As the financial sector evolves, the sector’s employees face new demands. A new report focuses on the new profiles.
Big increase in deepfakes: Banks risk being caught off guard
New report warns of an escalation of deepfake attacks and calls for rapid investment in preventative measures by banks.
When Katrine's boyfriend was killed, they caught her at work
After the murder of her boyfriend Jonas, bank adviser Katrine Thulstrup Ross has found invaluable support and understanding from her managers and colleagues.
Morten Münster: Open-plan offices suck!
Open-plan offices are good for two things, but no more, says Morten Münster. It's hard to avoid the disruptions it brings, but you can do something yourself.
Fewer working days, more job satisfaction
Claes Peulecke and Henrik L. Bak employed at Jyske Bank Corporate Customers have both chosen to reduce their working hours. And it works really well.
Special scheme at Danske Bank to retain pensioners
The former advisor Annette Fly Jensen has maintained contact with the workplace and - as part of a trial scheme - can control her own time.
Understanding the collective bargaining process
Finansforbundet's two experienced negotiators take you behind the scenes and give you an insight into how the collective agreement comes about.
Danske Bank scraps VP title: "I interpret it as a signal"
It makes sense to reduce the very hierarchical titles and instead focus on competences and skills, says the reaction.
500 employees at Danske Bank are assigned new job titles
"We want to move away from this overly hierarchical way of describing who we are," says Karsten Breum, Head of HR.
Collective agreement demands now exchanged
The process of landing a new collective agreement for 46,000 financial sector employees is in full swing.
An evening of insight and networking
There was a good turnout for the Meet&Greet event that Internationals in Finance recently invited to at the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority.
Your work day is too long for your dog
Contrary to myth, dogs do have a sense of time.
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