New graduates

Your first contract

Before starting your new job, you need an employment contract or proof of employment document. The contract or proof of employment determines the terms of your employment. And before you sign it, there are a few things you should check.

Your salary—Get what you’re worth

Your pay is typically a reflection of your education, your experience, the industry you work in, and possibly also previous pay.

Understand your payslip

Payslips can look very different, depending on where you are employed. Here, you can find explanations of the most common information shown on payslips.

10 tips for life after your studies

Get help and advice on everything from finding a job, contracts, finances, and unemployment benefits to holidays, housing, insurance, taxes, and pensions.

Dansk Magisterforening og Magistrenes A-kasse

What is a MUS?

It's an opportunity for you and your manager to talk about how you want to develop, and in what direction.

Unemployed

Your transition from student life to working life may be challenging at times, but we can help you crack the code and get a foot in the door with the labour market.

Considering becoming self-employed?

There are many benefits to starting your own business: you'll be your own boss, and you can work with the very things you've always dreamt of.

Parenthood

Here, you can read more about the possibilities, rights, and obligations you have in relation to pregnancy, birth, and parenthood.