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Temporarily stopping the work of employees by the employer.

An administrative unit used to determine the level of family allowance.

Abbreviation of the Dutch Law: Disablement Benefits Act (WAO).

Employee who works in one country and lives in another.

Indication of the disease or disability that has led to disablement.

The sum of the hours agreed and the paid extra hours.

Selection of Statistics Netherlands releases in the period 20 - 24 June 2011 (Week 25).

Dutch consumers spent 1.0 percent more in January 2020 than in January 2019.

Fiscally attractive legal measure to stimulate saving among employees.

A job, carried out by an employee or by a self-employed person

Wage changes due to extra payments, bonuses for excellence, a tight job market etc.

Someone who is employed in the Netherlands and does not have the Dutch nationality.

An insurance for which every resident is insured in principle.

The number of hours someone works in a normal or average working week.

The minimum wage to which an employee is entitled during normal working hours.

Owner of a company who is on the payroll of the own company as a director.

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Abbreviation of the Dutch law: Self-employed Persons Disablement Benefits Act (WAZ).

Abbreviation of the Dutch law: Exceptional Medical Expenses Act (AWBZ).

These include: wage during illness, redundancy pay and contribution to health insurance costs.

A 100 guilder municipal tax rebate per household to compensate for increasing taxes.