Es gibt viele Faktoren und Maßnahmen, die dazu beitragen, ein gutes Gleichgewicht zwischen Arbeit und Leben zu erreichen. Dies ist die volle 2025 Work-Life Balance Ranking. Im Vergleich der Industrieländer fiel Dänemark auf den 6. Platz, selbst mit einer leichten Verbesserung des Index gegenüber 2024 und erreichte 73,76. Spiegelt dies die Realität der meisten Arbeiter wider und erfüllt die Erwartungen?
Denmark fell to 6th place in work-life balance among developed countries in 2025
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That title seems a little disingenuous.
We are one of the countries doing best in the world on this topic, and we rose a little this year.
There are of course still things that can be done, but I do think that, at the end of the day, we are in a very good spot.
Maybe if we’d kept Store Bededag, we’d be in 5th place. Still, we’re way ahead of Sweden, which is what really matters.
Did Denmark fall down or did the others climb up? I haven’t heard of or noticed any significant changes in Denmark in that area.
What an absolutely shitty report. Is this made by high school students? No methodology and many faults in the data. Denmark apparently only has 18 weeks of paid maternity leave weeks while Norway has 49. Does having no minimum wage system in Scandinavia give us a penalty, well, no way to know because again no methodology of how the index works. Somehow, LGBTG+ is important for work-life balance. Is this some sort of joke?
Germany and Belgium supposedly being better than us in work-life balance is the biggest load of bullshit I’ve seen today