Pomtzu, when you're unemployed in Denmark, you have to be available at all times for the Jobcenter, and apply for at least two jobs a week. Also you have to go for meetings with the jobcenter and the Union now and again. Also, all unemployed have to attend a kind of "jobseeking course" every day for 5 hours. A waste of time! However, even the government has realized that and is now changing those rules.
If you are unemployed, the smartest thing is to be a member of a Union... you pay a certain amount every month and when you're fired, you get up to 90% of what you earned the last three months - for two years.
Btw, you get the same amount when you take your vacation.
However, if you're on Social benefit, you get a lot less, and until recently (I think), you are/were not allowed to travel outside the country.
I'm really sleepy, Fister is waking me up several times every night, so I'll reply to more questions tomorrow.





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