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Financing adult learning database

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Training leave

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Name of the instrument - Local language
Uddannelsesorlov
Name of the instrument - English translation
Training leave
Scheme ID
65
Country
Denmark
Reporting year
2015
Type of instrument
Training leave
Type of entry
Single instrument
Short description

Employees can take a leave for longer periods of full time education and training while continuing receiving wages or receiving a wage replacement payments. The different collective agreements stipulate the rights regarding different aspects of training leave, such as length, scope of relevant training activities etc. In general, employer permission for training leave (or any other leave period) is required. The employer may refuse training leave, if the purpose is not suitable or the employee in question is indispensable at that point in time.

Short description of the related instruments

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Level of operation
National
Name of a part of the country
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Name of the region (for regional instruments)
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Name of the sector (for sectoral instruments)
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Relevance
Marginal scheme
Legal basis

Collective agreements

Eligible group(s)

All employees

Group(s) with preferential treatment

None

Source of financing and collection mechanism

Either the employee or the employer, according to individual agreement. The State contributes with support to emloyees' lost wages/ or employer's paid wages through SVU or VEU allowance.

Financing formula and allocation mechanisms

If learners are not paid wages by the employer during the training period, they receive State financial support; if learners are paid wages during the training period, the companies are compensated instead.
Wages are compensated through either the SVU scheme or the VEU-allowance scheme.

Volumes of funding

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Beneficiaries/take up

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Monitoring/evaluation reports available

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Most relevant webpage - in English

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Most relevant webpage - local language

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  • Level of operation
  • Name of a part of the country
  • Name of the region (for regional instruments)
  • Name of the sector (for sectoral instruments)
  • Relevance
  • Legal basis
  • Eligible group(s)
  • Group(s) with preferential treatment
  • Source of financing and collection mechanism
  • Financing formula and allocation mechanisms
  • Volumes of funding
  • Beneficiaries/take up
  • Monitoring/evaluation reports available
  • Most relevant webpage - in English
  • Most relevant webpage - local language
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