Labour and social security

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  1. Most holiday leave is taken in August, including among younger people
  2. Unemployment declined in June
  3. Economic growth of 0.2 percent in Q1 2026
  4. Digital score for occupations
  5. International labor mobility: Roots, returns and consequences
  6. Number of cross-border commuters working in the Netherlands has risen
  7. More fathers are taking paternity and parental leave
  8. Unemployment was 3.9 percent in May
  9. Two-thirds support limited admission of labour migrants
  10. Staff shortages mean business is turning to automation
  11. Unemployment down in April
  12. Dutch population is wealthy and content, but less socially connected
  13. New asylum applicants more likely to be in work than 10 years ago
  14. Fewer strikes in 2025, but more working days lost
  15. 610 thousand jobs paid at the minimum wage
  16. Average retirement age rises to 66 years and 4 months
  17. Unemployment down slightly in March
  18. Teachers, lawyers and managers need to focus the most
  19. Negotiated wages up by 4.5 percent in the first quarter
  20. Economic growth of 0.5 percent in Q4 2025
  21. More than two in five PhD graduates work as doctors or in education
  22. Unemployment at 4.1 percent in February
  23. Almost half of workers believe AI could do their job
  24. Fewer people over 60 are taking early retirement
  25. Unemployment remained at 4.0 percent in January
  26. Half of agency work done by temporary workers born outside the Netherlands
  27. Unemployment remained virtually unchanged in December
  28. Fewer people work outside office hours