- Workers in the Netherlands take an average of 3 weeks for summer holiday
- The end of the labour crisis? Dutch employers now hiring fewer workers
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- 2022 saw record number of new job vacancies in the Netherlands
- Fewer workers in the Netherlands retired in 2022 than in 2021
- From ASML to Uber: The best employers in the Netherlands, according to Linkedin
- Women more likely to enter the Dutch labour market as part-time workers
- Dutch government unveils new rules for workers and businesses
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- Salaries in the Netherlands see highest increase in 40 years
- Number of workers calling in sick hits a 22-year high in the Netherlands
- UWV: STAP applications will reopen on March 17
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- Amsterdam and Rotterdam two of the best cities in the world for work-life balance
- New system means Dutch minimum wage will rise in 2024
- Philips scraps another 1.100 jobs in the Netherlands as part of major reshuffle
- The Great Resignation: 1 in 5 workers in the Netherlands changed jobs in 2022
- Number of workers in the Netherlands at risk of burnout rising post-pandemic
- Dutch salaries saw record growth in 2022, but it still wasn't enough
- Dutch salaries increasing by an average of 91 euros a month in 2023
- 200.000 people applied for Dutch government’s STAP budget in 2022
- The Netherlands to raise retirement age to 67 years and 3 months
- Women working in the Netherlands earn 19 percent less than men
- Dutch union calls for wage increase of 14,3 percent, employers say it’s unrealistic
- Worker shortage worst in Amsterdam as Dutch labour crisis continues
- Philips to scrap 400 jobs in the Netherlands to cut costs
- Fifth of people in the Netherlands are under too much pressure at work
- Workers returning to the office as Dutch energy prices soar
- MPs believe bonus for full-time workers could solve Dutch labour shortage
- ING: Dutch employers should raise salaries by average of 5 percent
- Working from home this winter could cost you hundreds in energy bills
- Cabinet calls on employers to raise wages as prices rise and labour shortage worsens