Senate approves stricter rules for the temporary employment market (WTTA)
The Dutch Senate has officially adopted the Act on Admission […]
The Dutch Senate has officially adopted the Act on Admission […]
In the coming period, several changes will be implemented that
As of 1 January 2026, a new collective labour agreement (CLA) for temporary agency workers will take effect. This agreement, concluded by the ABU, NBBU and trade union LBV, introduces fundamental changes for all organisations working with flexible labour.
After an eight-year hiatus, the Dutch Tax Authority will resume enforcement on the issue of false self-employment. This could have significant implications for organizations working with freelancers.
Diversity and inclusion are on the rise in Dutch society. To address this, new legislation is in the works to eliminate discrimination and bias in employee recruitment and selection.
Anyone who, as an employer, wants to employ foreign employees (highly skilled migrants / researchers / expats) to and/or in The Netherlands must be recognized as a sponsor by the Dutch immigration service (IND).