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ARTICLE · 01 JUNE 2022

Remote Working: Wellbeing, Safety And Accidents

Denmark has introduced new rules on screen work from home and the Danish Social Appeals Board has given guidance on when an accident during remote work will be considered a workplace accident.

DenmarkEmployment and HR

Denmark has introduced new rules on screen work from home and the Danish Social Appeals Board has given guidance on when an accident during remote work will be considered a workplace accident.

The new Danish rules on remote work environments, and the layout of the home workplace, have now entered into force. As remote work has become more widespread, it has become particularly important to be aware of when an accident that has occurred in connection with remote work can be a workplace accident.

New rules on remote work

The new work environment rules for the home workplace have entered into force. The rules have been relaxed for the employer, as the requirements for the layout of the home workplace for screen work now only apply when the employee regularly works at home more than two days a week on average.

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