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Netherlands labor leasing regulation implementation

3 clusters · 7 sources · last updated

Latest: Netherlands introduces new labor leasing regulations and compliance checklists

The Netherlands is introducing the Wet toelating terbeschikkingstelling van arbeidskrachten (Wtta), a new law designed to regulate the lending of labor. Under this legislation, entities such as employment agencies, payro

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European labor market trends

2 clusters · 5 sources · last updated

Latest: Netherlands unemployment rate remains stable at 4.0 percent

Recent data from Norway and the Netherlands show stable unemployment rates. In Norway, the rate held at 4.5 percent in August, though gender trends diverged as female unemployment rose while male unemployment decreased s

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Euthanasia regulation and implementation in the Netherlands

6 clusters · 67 sources · last updated

Latest: Netherlands: One-year-old child undergoes euthanasia

Dutch authorities have confirmed the first case of euthanasia performed on a child under 12 years old following the 2024 expansion of assisted-dying laws. The case involved a child, nearly two years old at the time of de

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Dutch economic and welfare state pressures

4 clusters · 11 sources · last updated

Latest: Childcare accessibility and costs face pressure in Netherlands and Belgium

The Netherlands is experiencing shifts in its economic and social welfare landscape. Initial reports focused on specific regulatory updates, including potential net income decreases for part-time minimum wage workers due

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Rising mental health and stress-related absenteeism in NL

3 clusters · 9 sources · last updated

Latest: Stress-related absenteeism rises in the Netherlands

The Netherlands is experiencing a significant rise in absenteeism linked to mental health and stress. Data from Arbo Unie indicates that absenteeism due to anxiety, mood, and substance disorders increased by 35.9 percent

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