State workers get 12.8% over three years

Denmark

The three-yearly negotiations over collective agreements in the state sector were concluded at the end of February with a 12.8% increase over the next three years. The actual increases may vary as pay rises in the state sector are linked with pay increases in the private sector. The agreement also includes an extra paid day off to look after sick children. A more detailed report on the new agreement will be circulated to EPSU collective bargaining contacts shortly.
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