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Gitte Redder: Employers and the trade union movement were alarmed by the politicians' appetite to interfere in the collective agreements

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Balance between family and work life has become the new battle zone in Danish politics. The right to more sick days with children in the collective agreements can increase fertility, several parties believe. FH chairman Morten Skov and DA director Jacob Holbraad call on the SVM government and the rest of Christiansborg to keep the teddies far away from the Danish model.

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