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Parents to pay more for childcare next year as hourly rates outpace gov't allowance

An increasing number of childcare providers are charging rates that exceed the benchmark the government uses for the childcare allowance, NU.nlNL Times
What this means if you want to work there
Parents in the Netherlands will pay more for childcare next year because hourly rates now exceed the government allowance. This affects workers and families who rely on official childcare support to cover their daily expenses. The news does not change what documents you need before you start a job there. You should keep your employment and financial records ready in English while you monitor these changes.
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