- Employers raise salaries to attract workers amid Dutch labour crisis
- Third of workers would quit if employer refused to adopt hybrid working system
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- 130.000 people in the Netherlands saw their salaries fall in 2020
- STAP budget: Dutch government launches new training allowance scheme
- Majority of employees return to office despite home working advice
- Here’s why Dutch women changed their name to Peter on LinkedIn
- Everything you need to know about the new work from home allowance
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- The Dutch labour crisis continues: 126 jobs per 100 unemployed
- Unemployment benefit applications fall to lowest level since 2008
- Dutch union calls for standard 30-hour workweek in the Netherlands
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- Expats enjoy solid work-life balance and good hours in the Netherlands
- Dutch employment crisis: More job vacancies than unemployed
- More employees worked unpaid overtime during the coronavirus pandemic
- WHO reveals the unhealthy side effects of working overtime
- One in five employers want staff to return to the office full-time
- Dutch Labour Party wants to protect workers’ free time from 2022
- 1 in 5 workers won’t receive holiday pay this year
- Trade union says working from home should be a right
- Employees enjoy working from home, but miss socialising at the office
- Three-quarters of home workers don’t expect to return to the office
- The Netherlands is one of the world’s best countries for remote working in 2021
- Dutch employers want to temporarily lower salaries in times of crisis
- Dutch unemployment levels fell in December despite national lockdown
- GroenLinks: Working parents should receive paid coronavirus leave
- Women in the Netherlands more financially independent in 2019
- Many pregnant women still face discrimination in Dutch labour market
- The aches, pains and mental strain of working from home
- Compensation for employees in the Netherlands working from home
- Amsterdam one of the best cities for international remote workers