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Working longer in the Netherlands
17 November 2011
Judith Roosblad from the Council for Work and Revenue makes an evaluation of the situation of older workers on the Dutch labor market. She also analyses the policy initiatives that have thus far been taken. Compared to Belgium, the Netherlands are further in the modernization of the labor market when it comes to facilitating longer careers: less pre-pensions, an active approach to lay-offs, and a more visionary way of looking at the career of the future. Moreover, the Dutch pension system is more adapted to demographic imbalances thanks to an important capitalization component and an increase of the legal pension age.
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