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Layoffs to hit civil servants working at three Dutch ministries: Report
The Cabinet wants to cut 3.4 billion euros from the central government in order to make it more “effective,” NRCNL Times
What this means if you want to work there
The Dutch government plans to cut billions of euros from its central administration. This news directly affects civil servants working at three ministries in the Netherlands. These proposed changes might alter staffing levels within government offices. The report does not explain how many specific jobs will disappear. If you want to work in the public sector there, keep your CV ready in English.
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