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Employment marginally down
Largest occupational group on each island of the Caribbean Netherlands are construction workers
Number of hours worked in temp jobs increased further
Statistics Netherlands voted Best Government Organisation of the Year 2015
Unemployment rate up
Germany's labour market in better shape compared to its western neighbours
Fewer men economically independent
Number of Dutch children in child care facilities declined by 72 thousand between 2012 and 2014
No further reduction unemployment
Decline in unemployment sharpest for 25 to 44 year-olds
Purchasing power up after four years of decline
Sharpest increase in temp hours in almost five years
Sustained decline unemployment
More women employed
Short-term unemployment further down
Employed labour force rose by more than 100 thousand over the past 12 months
Part-timers often financially vulnerable
European support for helping young unemployed people find work
More women employed
fewer young people in the Caribbean Netherlands than in the Netherlands have a side job
Labour force in Caribbean Netherlands: relatively more people in work
Residents St Eustatius enjoy highest incomes in Caribbean Netherlands
further increase in hours worked in temp jobs
Marginal increase employed, fewer people unemployed
1.3 percent of Dutch households have personal capital of 1 million euros or more
Lack of important new skills or know-how among nearly a quarter of Dutch employees
Labour market recovery continues more slowly
Few strike days in 2014
Intramunicipal emigration possible in Limburg
80 thousand workers live in Belgium and Germany
More people find employment, in particular young people
75 thousand young people at a great distance from the labour market
Sickness absence rate dips to lowest level since 1996
Unemployment down due to contraction of the labour force
Full-time working mothers as often employed at managerial level as full-time working fathers
More social security claimants in 2014, but share young claimants stable
Employment and unemployment up
benefits dependence rising most in north Netherlands
higher child care costs have not reduced labour participation of parents
women in particular expect parenthood to reduce career chances
More than half of employees are 65 years or older at retirement
One in three disabled hold paid jobs
More two-income couples with one full-time job and one large part-time job
Marginal increase workers from Bulgaria and Romania
Living on social benefits often passed on from one generation to the next
More people unemployed in December
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