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Key Facts: Bermuda vs Denmark Wages

Bermuda Minimum Wage
$17.13/hr ($17.13 USD)
Denmark Minimum Wage
No statutory minimum wage
Denmark Avg. Gross Monthly Salary
kr45,000 /mo ($7,012.19 USD)
Data Sources
Government of Bermuda — Advancing a Fair and Sustainable Minimum Wage (2026-05-04), Danish Ministry of Employment (2026-02-24)

Bermuda flag Bermuda Denmark flag Denmark

Updated 2026-05-04

Bermuda flag Bermuda

Minimum Wage

$17.13 /hr

$17.13 USD

Denmark flag Denmark

No statutory minimum wage

Avg. Gross Salary

kr45,000 /mo

Unlike Denmark, which has no statutory minimum wage, Bermuda mandates a wage floor of $17/hr.

Detailed Comparison

Detailed wage comparison between Bermuda and Denmark
Metric Bermuda Denmark
Minimum wage /hr $17.13 $17.13 None
Minimum wage /mo $2,968.87 $2,968.87 None
Minimum wage /yr $35,630.40 $35,630.40 None
Avg. gross salary /mo N/A/mo kr45,000 /mo $7,012.19
Avg. net salary /mo N/A/mo kr28,000 /mo $4,363.14
Median individual income /yr N/A/yr kr360,000 /yr $56,097.48

Percentage differences are based on USD equivalent values. Positive means Bermuda is higher.

Work Week

Bermuda

40 hrs/wk standard

Max 48 hrs/wk

Overtime : 1.5x pay

Standard workweek is 40 hours under the Employment Act 2000.

Denmark

37 hrs/wk standard

Max 48 hrs/wk

Standard workweek is 37 hours (set by collective agreements, not statute). EU Working Time Directive limits average to 48 hrs/week. Overtime compensation is determined by collective agreements, not law.

What This Means for Workers

Standard work weeks differ: Bermuda mandates 40 hours while Denmark mandates 37 hours.

See this comparison from Denmark's perspective: Denmark vs Bermuda

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the minimum wage higher in Bermuda or Denmark?

In Bermuda, the minimum wage is $17.13/hr ($17.13 USD). In Denmark, it is no statutory minimum wage.

How do work hours compare between Bermuda and Denmark?

Bermuda has a longer standard work week at 40 hours, compared to 37 hours in Denmark. Workers in Bermuda work 40 hours per week by law. Longer mandatory hours can offset a nominally higher wage; a worker in Denmark working fewer hours may have comparable or better effective hourly earnings depending on the wage levels of each country. Total annual compensation depends on both the wage rate and the number of hours required.