Jobcenter Aalborg
Staffing & Recruiting |
Team Size
250 professionals
Founded
Est. 2007
Location
Aalborg, North Denmark Region, Denmark
Specializations
Government-Subsidized Employment Programs
Workforce Development & Rehabilitation
Temporary & Flexible Staffing Solutions
Employee Retention & Sick Leave Management
About Agency
Overview
- Jobcenter Aalborg operates from 15 Vestre Havnepromenade, Aalborg, North Denmark Region, Denmark, 9000, with 250 employees since its founding in 2007.
- Specializes in recruiting unemployed candidates for roles including full-time, part-time, flexjob, project employment, and company internships.
- Provides direct support for employee retention during sick leave and administers government-subsidized programs like løntilskud (wage subsidies).
- Offers company-specific guidance on workforce development, education, and payment of subvention (udbetaling af ydelse).
- Contactable via Company Service Team at +45 9931 9090 for recruitment and employment-related inquiries.
Specializations
- Administering government-subsidized employment programs, including løntilskud and temporary positions.
- Workforce rehabilitation through flexjob placements and tailored project employment solutions.
- Managing employee retention strategies for staff on sick leave (sygemeldinger).
- Facilitating company internships and small job opportunities for unemployed candidates.
Services & Approach
- Recruitment services for all employment levels, including temporary and part-time roles.
- Employee education and skills upgrading programs for workforce development.
- Payment of subvention (udbetaling af ydelse) and financial guidance for companies.
- Guidance to businesses on managing sick leave and retaining employees.
Keywords
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Reviews (from Google)
Laura Tilda Biró
03 Jan 2024
Xenophobic, rude, and useless.
Diyaaldin Almasri
05 Aug 2022
God
adam cadby
14 Mar 2025
I recently became unemployed after 6 years of full-time work with a very good salary. After being unemployed for 2 years, I was called to a mandatory interview with my adviser, where I was informed that I would soon be unemployed for 2 years. I explained that I had been to 6-7 job interviews in the past 3 months. Much to my surprise, my counselor began to suggest that I was the problem.
I have not been offered any kind of help to move forward in the process, such as support for job interviews. Instead, I was sent out on RCA (Activity Clarification) for 3 months. Here is my experience that it is not relevant to my need to find a job and I feel that time is being wasted.
I find it difficult to understand the value of both the Jobcentre and the RCA in this context as it seems that there is not enough support to help
