Knowledge base
Contracts, housing, pay, paperwork — what you need to know about working in the Netherlands.
NewNews & regulationFrom 2027 only licensed agencies can supply workers in the Netherlands — what to check at your agency (Wtta)On 1 January 2027 the Wtta (Wet toelating terbeschikkingstelling van arbeidskrachten) takes effect: every labour supplier — foreign ones included — needs a…
Pay & moneyVakantiegeld: the 8% many people never claim (2026)
HousingWorker housing in the Netherlands: what SNF is, how much can be deducted from your pay, and what to do if it's bad (2026)
PaperworkYour first 30 days in the Netherlands: BSN, DigiD, health insurance, bank account — in this order (2026)
Contract & rights
Agency-contract phases (A, B, C), probation, working hours, holidays, sick leave, dismissal, WW benefit — what you're entitled to and what you're not.
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Housing
Worker housing in the Netherlands: SNF certification, payslip deductions, your rights — and what happens when the job ends.
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Pay & money
Payslips, hourly vs. monthly pay, vakantiegeld, zorgtoeslag, taxes — with real numbers and the year they apply to.
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Paperwork
Before you arrive and your first 30 days: BSN, DigiD, health insurance, bank account, gemeente.
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Sector guide
Logistics, food processing, greenhouses, meat industry, manufacturing — what to expect, what it pays, what to watch out for.
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News & regulation
What's changing: bans, permits, CAO collective agreements, minimum-wage indexation, inspections.
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jobSCAN data
What jobSCAN's listings show: housing, hourly rates, sectors, regions — aggregate numbers only, no employer names.
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For employers
How to write a listing that Hungarian, Polish and Romanian candidates actually apply to.
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