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To: dybdahl who wrote (65471)	8/16/2010 2:53:52 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217588

Many left and we don't miss them.

To: dybdahl who wrote (65471)	8/18/2010 4:51:25 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217588

Denmark Starts to Trim Its Admired Safety Net. the jobless receive ample support. But those benefits have been tightened: in June, unemployment payments were limited to two years from four. For years, Denmark was held out as a model to countries with high unemployment and as a progressive touchstone to liberals in the United States. The Danes, despite their lavish social welfare state, managed to keep joblessness remarkably low. But now Denmark, which allows employers to hire and fire at will while relying on an elaborate system of training, subsidies for those between jobs and aggressive measures to press the unemployed into available openings, is facing its own strains. As a result, it is beginning to tighten up. nytimes.com