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The second MUNWeb conference, hosted by Webster Leiden, is accepting applications for April 2022!
Read more about Applications Open for Webster Leiden’s Virtual Model United Nations Conference ‘22
Many organisations in The Netherlands have had staff working from home for almost two years now. Moving forward, it is important to have clear arrangements while working from home.
The Netherlands opens most locations until 22:00 including bars, cinemas, museums, music venues, zoos and amusement parks. This decision follows the recent opening of shops, educational institutions and contact professions.
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Setting up a business is challenging and there are a lot of elements to consider in order to get established. In this article, Blue Ninja provides a list of the 10 best things to do when setting up your business.
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Most internationals can vote easily in their city, but they do have to be registered as citizens. GroenLinks has therefore launched a quick tool ‘Can You Vote’ to check an individual’s voter eligibility.
Read more about GroenLinks calls on international residents to claim their right to vote
ACCESS is a local, volunteer managed foundation which for 35 years has been helping the international community find its way, and settle in the Netherlands.
Read more about ACCESS: Serving the International Community for 35 Years
Part of the effort of running a business is positioning the company as an attractive employer. For the vast majority this works fine. But there are circumstances where life takes a different turn.
Read more about Assisting Employers' Chief Happiness Officers
The salary requirements for highly skilled migrants, Intra-Corporate Transferees (ICT) and European Blue Card holders for 2022 have been announced and are as follows*:
Read more about New Salary Requirements Highly Skilled Migrants 2022
A year ago, we had hoped that the worst was behind us. After the initial scare in February and March of 2020, there was hope with decisive measures from many governments.
