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The number of full years that passed between the moment of observation and the date of the most recent immigration.

Wages paid in full for hours worked by the employee beyond the normal working hours.

Nearly one in twelve people in work would like to increase their working hours. Male part-timers more often want to increase their working hours than women and they appear to be more successful in...

GP, specialist, dentist, fysiotherapist, hospitalisation, medicine use Sex, age, educational level

describes in brief how individuals and companies use ICT

Statistics Netherlands distinguishes the following types of insurance for employers: - carrying the full risk; - partly insured (payment of sickness benefits beyond a preset period is insured); -...

VAT is a tax on goods and services collected in stages by producers, which is ultimately charges in full to the final purchasers. Producers are obliged to hand over only the difference between the...

The Netherlands has the highest rate of part-timers within the European Union (EU). This applies to both genders.

Childcare provided by day care centres, after-school care and voluntary care were the main types of childcare in 2009 for more than half of the 1.4 million households in the Netherlands with one or...

According to Statistics Netherlands’ new statistics on care institutions, the composition of the workforce in care differs between the various care sectors.

European harmonised consumer price indices 2015=100, expenditures Price index, change, weightingcoefficient High Value Dataset – Statistiek

The tourism sector is becoming ever more important to the Dutch economy.

According to the CBS Business Cycle Tracer, the economic situation has still deteriorated rapidly this month. The economy has entered a stage of deep recession.

it is becoming more difficult to maintain this level of well-being. Many elements of Dutch natural capital are showing systemic deterioration, with increasing pressure on plant and animal...

The first estimate of Statistics Netherlands’ quarterly national accounts puts Dutch economic growth at 2.6 percent in the third quarter of 2006.

Over the whole month of October, there were nearly 1,800 (16 percent) more deaths than expected, with excess mortality in all four weeks.

Consumer confidence has plummeted in April on account of the COVID-19 crisis.

According to the CBS Business Cycle Tracer, the economic situation has deteriorated further this month.

Labour participation and economic independence of women increase in spite of crisis.