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The number of unfilled vacancies increased by 37 thousand in the third quarter of 2005. Corrected for seasonal effects, there were 174 thousand open vacancies at the end of September 2005.

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Harder for asylum migrants to find work

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Unemployment stable in May-July

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One quarter of over-50s who left the job market seek to re-enter

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Marginal increase in number of vacancies

The number of vacancies increased marginally in the fourth quarter of 2004. After adjustment for seasonal effects, there were 128 thousand unfilled vacancies on 31 December 2004, that is 2 thousand...

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Job market still tight

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Dutch population growing faster

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Labour shortage continues

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Number of job vacancies still high

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Employment: great differences between Utrecht and the northern provinces

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The Digital Economy 2006

Relatively few non-workers in large cities

Unemployment slightly down in September-November

Unemployment virtually unchanged

Job growth continues

Unemployment up

Unemployment down further

Number of job vacancies increased

Continuous rise in number of jobs

More jobs

Number of job vacancies still high

More women active on the labour market

Economic developments of the Netherlands and Germany differ from eurozone

Robust increase number of vacancies

Unemployment down slightly

Fewer young people employed

Harder for asylum migrants to find work

Unemployment stable in May-July

One quarter of over-50s who left the job market seek to re-enter

Marginal increase in number of vacancies

Job market still tight

Dutch population growing faster

Labour shortage continues

Number of job vacancies still high

Employment: great differences between Utrecht and the northern provinces

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The Digital Economy 2006

Relatively few non-workers in large cities

Unemployment slightly down in September-November

Unemployment virtually unchanged

Job growth continues

Unemployment up

Unemployment down further

Number of job vacancies increased

Continuous rise in number of jobs

More jobs

Number of job vacancies still high

More women active on the labour market

Economic developments of the Netherlands and Germany differ from eurozone

Robust increase number of vacancies

Unemployment down slightly

Fewer young people employed

Harder for asylum migrants to find work

Unemployment stable in May-July

One quarter of over-50s who left the job market seek to re-enter

Marginal increase in number of vacancies

Job market still tight

Dutch population growing faster

Labour shortage continues

Number of job vacancies still high

Employment: great differences between Utrecht and the northern provinces