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

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

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

The purchasing power of the Dutch population improved 1.1 percent last year.

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

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

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

At the request of the Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment, the Centre for Policy Related Statistics has compiled a table of the number of jobs in December 2008 by economic activity and company...

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

We use statistics to build up our knowledge about society. This is an age-old idea of what statistics are for. In the words of Jan Ackersdyck, professor of statistics in Utrecht in the mid-19th...

The weekly working hours agreed with the employee multiplied by the number of weeks per year.

Regularly paid weekly wage excluding occasional payments, before employee contributions to pension and early retirement schemes.

The highest level of education completed (according to the Dutch Standard Classification of Education (SOI))

Situation of a person without paid work, who recently looked for work and is directly available for it.

Benefits can be reduced to zero because of deductions due to income from work, sanctions, or suspension.

A job based on a contract between an employer and an employee for an indefinite period of time.

Safety, health and welfare service for employees, as laid down in the Dutch Arbowet.

Employee who is available for work on call and who does not have a fixed number of working hours.

A work-related accident due to or during paid work, except traffic accidents to and from work.

The gross wage paid each month before deducting the pension and early retirement premiums paid by the employee.

Situation in which people find themselves when they are unable to find work or work due to an illness or disability.

Income tax plus premiums for compulsory national insurances.

A job based on a contract between an employer and an employee for a specified limited period of time.