Ingeniørforbundet

Ingeniørforbundet is a Danish trade union representing engineers, technicians, and other qualified professionals within various industries. Established in 1904, it is one of the oldest and largest unions in Denmark, affiliated with the Danish Confederation of Trade Unions (LO). The union advocates for the interests of its members in areas such as wages, working conditions, and professional development.

Ingeniørforbundet operates across multiple sectors, including engineering, IT, construction, energy, and public administration. Its membership includes engineers, architects, IT specialists, and other technical professionals, totaling around 70,000 members as of recent estimates. The union plays a key role in collective bargaining, negotiating agreements that set wages, working hours, and benefits for its members.

The organization is structured with regional branches and local chapters, allowing for localized support and representation. In addition to collective bargaining, Ingeniørforbundet provides professional training, career counseling, and legal assistance to its members. It also engages in policy advocacy at both national and European levels, promoting the interests of technical professionals in labor market reforms and industry regulations.

Ingeniørforbundet collaborates with other unions and industry associations to strengthen the position of its members in the workforce. It emphasizes education and lifelong learning, offering courses and certifications to help professionals adapt to technological advancements. The union also promotes gender equality and diversity within the engineering and technical fields.

As part of its broader mission, Ingeniørforbundet contributes to public discourse on innovation, sustainability, and the future of work. It seeks to ensure that technical professionals have fair working conditions and opportunities for growth in an evolving job market. The union remains committed to representing its members' interests while fostering a strong and competitive Danish labor market.