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SF left negotiations on job reform at the 11th hour. Now the party is still left with an ace up its sleeve

Summary by a4medier.dk
SF can delay several initiatives in the new employment reform, but the party has not yet decided whether to make use of the opportunity. It depends on the upcoming legislative process, says employment spokesman Karsten Hønge.
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SF left negotiations on job reform at the 11th hour. Now the party is still left with an ace up its sleeve

SF can delay several initiatives in the new employment reform, but the party has not yet decided whether to make use of the opportunity. It depends on the upcoming legislative process, says employment spokesman Karsten Hønge.

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a4medier.dk broke the news in on Wednesday, April 23, 2025.
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