Danish employers caution against replacing stringent labor market reforms with more lenient approaches. The report highlights the significant cost of stress in the Danish workforce, estimating that up to 99,000 potential workers are lost due to stress-related issues. Minister for Economic and Interior Affairs, Pia Olsen Dyhr of the Socialist People's Party (SF), did not respond to inquiries regarding whether government investments in stress prevention would be factored into their goal of adding 35,000 workers to the workforce. The discussion centers on balancing economic reforms with employee wellbeing. The potential loss of nearly 100,000 workers underscores the economic consequences of unaddressed stress in Denmark. This raises questions about the prioritization of preventative measures versus reactive solutions.