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Septemberforliget Agreement
- When
- September 1899
- Where
- Denmark
In 1899, Danish trade unions and employers reached the Septemberforliget, establishing mutual recognition of conflicting interests and laying the foundation for the Danish flexicurity model.
The agreement, known as the September Compromise or Labour Market Constitution, resulted from negotiations between employers and trade unions. It established the right of association and recognized labor market associations, creating a foundation for a mutually beneficial state that balanced economic profitability with social security.
Sources
- Flexicurity Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-03
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