In Denmark, unemployed workers receive public benefits but have to go through a very bureaucratic process of reentering the workforce at the job-center. The process has been overwhelmed with criticism and its results are debatable, with some staying in the system indefinitely. Should the reskilling responsibility remain entirely on the government, it would, in the current setup, only place a financial strain on society. Unemployment benefits are financed through taxes – taxes that will be felt directly by the private sector. Therefore, I advocate that the challenge must be solved bilaterally by both the government and the private sector. It is simply too ineffective, and therefore too costly a problem for private entrepreneurship, to leave in the hands of the government alone.