Danish Industrial Sector Initiates Worker Participation for the Green Transition through Collective Agreement

In February last year, the employer-organization “The Confederation of Danish Industry”, and the workers’ representation “CO-industri” initiated a collective agreement aiming to step up the cooperation between employers and employees in the Danish industrial sector for the green transition.

The collective agreement also recognizes the need for further education, securing the workers with good career prospects in the face of increasing demands from the green transition on “green competences” – leading to better, green solutions for the corporations.

In addition to the environmental aspects, worker participation for the green transition has shown to improve the working environment in terms of better health and safety – creating better jobs.

From an economic point of view, larger efforts on becoming more sustainable in the environmental sense can strengthen the corporations’ competitiveness in the global, green market, as well as saving the enterprises’ resources and expenses.

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“Danish Industrial Sector Initiates Worker Participation for the Green Transition through Collective Agreement”