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Temporary & permanent contracts in the Netherlands

In the Netherlands, there are a variety of contracts to suit the needs of each business. The most common hiring procedure consists in offering a temporary or permanent contract depending on what the company requires. Below you will find a ...

Checklist: 30% ruling

The 30% ruling facility is applicable to international professionals who move from abroad to the Netherlands. It grants a tax-free cost reimbursement of 30% of their gross salary for the maximum of the first five years of working in the ...

Things to do during summer in the Netherlands

Summer is here and you can’t let it go by without having tried one of these plans. No excuses! The Netherlands is full of activities and amazing places to visit. We bring you a guide to inspire you to make ...

SCAMS, the latest challenge for recruitment companies

Have you been contacted via WhatsApp, Telegram, Facebook or any other media platform, with job offers that you never applied for? This is the latest trend of scams in the world of recruitment companies. Here are some tips to protect ...

Commute and travel policy

How to arrange commute and service travel policies in the Netherlands

An employee’s commute can have a major impact on their overall job experience. In fact, recent studies have found a relationship between an employee’s commitment and well-being in an organisation and their commute time. If you’re looking for ways to ...

How to apply for STAP budget

STAP is a specific subsidy intended to support working people to learn new skills so they can better perform at their job, or be trained to do something new. A new application period opens every 3 months – meaning your ...

FAQ: Employee leave in the Netherlands

If you employ people in the Netherlands, then it is important to know and understand your responsibilities when it comes to granting leave. If you are unsure of anything, there is no need to worry – this article has all ...

Netherlands: Paid versus Unpaid leave

Paid leave differs from unpaid leave in the way that the employee continues being paid during a planned absence from work, whereas unpaid leave is taken when a person has no other way to take time off. Paid time off ...