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Standard setup for Denmark πŸ‡©πŸ‡°

This article describes the standard setup in BitaBIZ when Denmark is selected as the country. The article distinguishes between statutory balances, supplementary balances, and other leave types.

Written by Alberte Raaschou Villefrance

1. Vacation (Statutory vacation) – Standard setup for Denmark

Setting

Standard for Denmark

Accrual model (choose one)

Monthly (concurrent vacation)

Vacation period

Date: 01.09 – 31.12 (16-month usage period)

Annual quota

25 days / 2.08 per month

Transfer of remaining vacation

Max. 5 days

New employees (default choice)

Accrual from employment date

Vacation method

Max policy (employees can only plan accrued days)

Public holidays

Credited automatically if overlapping

Monthly accrual is configured via the functional article:
πŸ”— Vacation policy – monthly accrual

2. Additional balances (Supplementary balances)

Supplementary balances are used for additional days off beyond statutory vacation. These are not created automatically when selecting Denmark as the country.

Typical supplementary balances in Denmark:

Supplementary balance

Added in BitaBIZ

Other vacation

Automatically

6th vacation week

Yes

Care days

Yes

O-days

Yes

The period, accrual, and settlement depend on the company agreement. See the functional article:

3. Other leave – Standard Danish leave types

The Other leave module is used for longer or special leave types, which are registered in full days.

Typical Danish leave types may include:

Leave type

Affects vacation accrual

Requires approval

Maternity leave

No

Must be registered

Parental leave

No

Must be registered

Unpaid leave

Yes

Yes

Bereavement

No

Company defined

Moving day

No

Company defined

⚠️ Leave is registered in full days. Weekends and public holidays are not counted.

4. Sick leave

Sick leave can be registered as daily registrations or periods. Registration in hours can be enabled if standard hours are configured.

Setting

Standard for Denmark

Sick reporting method

Global setting

Registration in hours

No (can be enabled)

Maximum sick days per year

No system limitation

Child sick

Yes

⚠️ Weekends and public holidays do not count as sick days.

5. Working hours and time registration

When selecting Denmark, no time registration method is activated automatically. The administrator must manually choose between:

  • Time registration without hour bank

  • Time registration with hour bank

The choice depends on whether working hours are accumulated as a balance or only documented.

6. Special Danish employee groups

Denmark has special rules for certain employee types. See separate articles:

  • Denmark – Apprentices and trainees

  • Denmark – Part-time employees with a fixed day off

Important

  • The standard setup is based on common practice in Denmark.

  • Companies covered by collective agreements or special arrangements must adjust the policies manually.

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