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A little Copenhagen

Sep 25, 2008
By Adam Mullett

DANISH DEMAND: Companies from Denmark have stormed on the the Lithuanian job market, prompting the education minister to say fewer people should go to university in favor of directly entering the labor force.
VILNIUS - Danish companies have been outsourcing labor and materials to Lithuania for years and now have a large presence in the marketplace, but a recent skills shortage is hampering outsourcing efforts, business leaders say. The recent real-estate boom in Lithuania has wrested workers from their traditional professions and sent them chasing money in the building industry, both in Lithuania and abroad. Pelle Gravesen is the director and owner of two Danish companies, Electronics House and ...


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