Malmo faces high unemployment rates at 12.4 percent, while Copenhagen's unemployment rate stands at only 3 percent. The economic strength in Copenhagen, bolstered by successful companies like Novo Nordisk, creates a high demand for workers across various sectors. The Danish labor market offers better wages, aided by the Danish krone being 50 percent stronger than the Swedish krona. Cross-border commuting from Sweden to Denmark is rising, with 23,175 individuals commuting recently, and targets set for 30,000 by 2030 to support labor needs in hospitality, healthcare, and construction.
Denmark has the best labour market in Europe, with positions available in every field. The country has an aging population and has maintained strict migration laws.
The unemployment rate in Malmo hit 12.4 percent in June, while the unemployment rate in Denmark's capital region was at 3 percent.
Not only are there significantly more jobs available in Denmark, they also pay better, with the Danish krone currently 50 percent stronger than the Swedish krona.
About 23,175 people commuted over the bridge in the last three months of 2024, with plans to increase that to 30,000 by 2030.
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