[caption id="attachment_1773" align="alignleft" width="300"] Denmark Flag[/caption] Denmark prides itself on having a strong work-life balance. The Danish welfare model, with its adjustable working conditions and social support systems, covering maternity leave and childcare amenities, not only sets Denmark at the top of the world equality league table but also offers to a usually high standard of living. Today, work-life balance has become a discussion about how much we concede work to consume us. Yet many nations are now trying to follow the Danish quality of life and usually high standard of living. Job in Denmark In current years, Denmark has dragged attraction of foreign labour to a large number of businesses. Denmark assumes that, in the approaching years, there will be an increasing need for foreign labour. Employment contract Corresponding to the law by which companies are required to inform workers on the circumstances of employment, employees in Denmark have right to work agreement if:

• The period of profession remains for at least one month.
• The working hours exceed longer than 8 hours per week on par.