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In this paragraph you can find a brief introduction to some of the questions an employee might have in relations to pay, taxes, insurance, vacation and other absence.
If you can't find an answer to your question here, you may find additional information on HR's website
Your pay slip will be sent to your e-boks or mit.dk which you can log on either through your bank, with Digital Signature, or MitID.
If you don't have netbank, Digital Signature, or MitID we recommend that you get MitID.
You can read more about MitID and order it for free at https://www.mitid.dk/.
If you are a public servant, a PhD employee or paid by the hour please contact AU HR Payroll
Aarhus University is comprised by the states insurance agreement.
AU is covered by governmental self-insurance, which covers all risks normally covered by an insurance plan. This means that people hired by AU (with a contract of employment) are covered by AU insurances.
However, students, including students with scholarship and part A PhD students, guest researchers on short term stays and researchers not hired by AU are not covered by AU insurances. They must take out a personal accident insurance that covers accidents involving laboratory work.
Read more about insurance
We conduct SDDs in order to establish a connection between AU’s strategic, long-term objectives and competence needs, and the employee’s own expectations in relation to career and work life.
Good staff development dialogues lead to more satisfied, motivated and skilled employees. This benefits the individual employee, but also Aarhus University.
Follow the links below to read more about the Staff Development Dialogue (SDD/MUS) at AU, how to prepare, and where to find your SDD guide etc.
For foreign employees there are different taxation possibilities according to education level, employment category and nationality. Nat-Tech HR can be helpful with guidance and application.
Multimedia tax
Employees broadband
The General Data Protection Regulation took effect on 25th May 2018.
Read more about the General Data Protection Regulation on the AU pages here
Read the PowerPoint from the info meeting of 24th May 2018 here