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Mysterious: Det Faglige Hus a-Kasse Is the Developer of a Project that Has Nothing to Do with the Unemployment Insurance Fund.

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Esbjerg Municipality has received a notification that 100 tons of concrete must be removed from Gammelby Ringvej 2, which is owned by Det Faglige Hus A-kasse. However, it is not the A-kasse building that is being renovated.
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Mysterious: Det Faglige Hus a-Kasse Is the Developer of a Project that Has Nothing to Do with the Unemployment Insurance Fund.

Esbjerg Municipality has received a notification that 100 tons of concrete must be removed from Gammelby Ringvej 2, which is owned by Det Faglige Hus A-kasse. However, it is not the A-kasse building that is being renovated.

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Netavisen Pio broke the news in on Friday, March 27, 2026.
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