Thinking about moving to Denmark for work—or already here and feeling a bit lost?

This book is your lifeline. Whether you're an expat just arriving or an international already living in Denmark, “Working in Denmark – Everything You Need to Know” gives you the no-fluff, practical guide to thrive in one of the world’s most unique work cultures. From taxes and salaries to navigating direct Danes and figuring out your legal rights, this book breaks it all down—clearly, honestly, and in plain English.

You’ll not only save hours of confusion and googling—you’ll avoid costly mistakes.

“Working in Denmark” is your one-stop guide to understanding:

• Danish work culture, including equality, trust, and flat hierarchies

• Legal rights, contracts, and working hours (including remote work)

• Employment benefits like pensions, parental leave, and sick pay

• Salary expectations, taxes, and real examples of take-home pay

• The A-kasse unemployment system—why it matters, and how to join

• Work permits, residency, and how to bring your family

• Starting your own business in Denmark, step-by-step

• The best industries and companies for internationals

• How to read a Danish payslip and understand your net income

• Which tax scheme could save you thousands as a foreigner

• Why unions and A-kasse are crucial (and how to choose the right one)

• How to navigate Danish workplace norms like Janteloven and feedback culture

• How to secure a job, or start a company—even with limited Danish

• What to expect from healthcare, vacation policies, and your pension

Steven Højlund, Ph.D., holds a doctorate from Copenhagen Business School and has worked in Danish corporate, academic, and startup environments. As a manager, international collaborator, and expat mentor, he brings both personal insight and professional depth to every chapter. Steven understands what it’s like to be new, overwhelmed—and determined to figure it out. This book is his straight-talking, experience-backed guide for newcomers.

• You want to avoid getting lost in Danish bureaucracy

• You want real advice—not sugar-coated or outdated guides

• You’re tired of half-translated websites and vague HR brochures

• You want to feel confident about your job, your salary, and your legal rights

• You’re considering Denmark for work and want to know what you’re getting into

Whether you’re an international student, a professional on a relocation package, or a partner starting from scratch—this book is your roadmap to success in the Danish workplace.

Get your copy now and step into Danish work life with clarity, confidence, and a real plan.