Sad-Significance8045 at 2024-02-14 03:40:14+00:00 ID: kqcml7c

Yes, you can absolutely live off of that. The average (37 hr/wk with 2 weekends) McDonald's worker earns 23.000 DKK/mo, after taxes that's around 15.000 DKK ($2200). On top of that, both Burger King and McDonald's have unions that secure better pay for their workers every year AND they even have career paths and offer further education within their industry.

As a bonus, we also have these nice and seasonal burgers that they collaborate with celebrity chefs and food-bloggers. I believe they're called homestyle burgers. Very fresh, tasty and delicious - very good for the average danish palate.

Now, obviously, living for 15k/mo in one of the bigger cities is going to be hard if you're single or don't have a roommate - it is doable, but then you'll either have to be lucky and having been on a waiting list for 10+ years, or you're going to have to buy an "andelsbolig". But if you work in, say, Copenhagen and live about 1 hour drive from work (so anywhere on the western and southern part of Sjælland), you'll save a lot of money. Perhaps not in Slagelse and Næstved, but anywhere else is going to be significantly cheaper than Copenhagen.