Every year, the municipality publishes the Internationalization Monitor, which presents concrete figures about Leiden's international residents and their living and working behavior.
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The employer and employee may agree on a probationary period. It provides the employer the possibility to assess the employee’s suitability for the job, while giving the employee the opportunity to get to know the workplace.
Leiden has once again become more international in the past year. In 2023, 34.5 percent of Leiden’s residents have a migration background and 13.1 percent have a foreign nationality. In 2022, these percentages were still 32.9 and 11.6.
In a recent ruling, the subdistrict court ruled that an employer was obliged to make available the contents of the business e-mail accounts of a dismissed employee.