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Quality of childcare on Bonaire, St. Eustatius and Saba developing
The quality of childcare in the Caribbean Netherlands has improved in various areas since 2023. At most locations, the quality is ...
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Labour Inspectorate: Working with Asbestos Requires proper precaution
On the 10 May 2025, work was halted at a demolition site where roofing sheets suspected of containing asbestos were being ...
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Support Towards Employment for People Distanced from the Labor Market
The government is structurally allocating €4 million for people who are distanced from the labor market on Bonaire, St. Eustatius ...
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Labour Inspectorate and Department of Labour strengthen support and enforcement
Caribbean Netherlands – Everyone in the Caribbean Netherlands should be able to enjoy fair, safe and healthy working conditions. ...
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Multidisciplinary control against undermining through RIEC CN partnership
On Wednesday the 12th of March, multidisciplinary control were carried out in the morning hours at two locations on the Kaya ...
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Cabinet continues efforts to improve livelihood security in Bonaire, St. Eustatius and Saba
The Hague – The Dutch government aims to further enhance the livelihood security of residents in Bonaire, Sint Eustatius, and ...
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New Minimum Wage, Child Benefit, and Social Security Benefit Amounts in the Caribbean Netherlands as of 1 January 2025
The Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment will adjust the amounts for minimum wage, child benefit, and social security ...
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Child Benefit to be Paid on 28 October
The RCN Unit for Social Affairs and Employment (SZW) announces that the payment of the child benefit for the month of October ...
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Plenchi di Trabou offers wage subsidy to recognised training companies on Bonaire
All recognised training companies with a BBL student working and studying within the ‘construction’, ‘hospitality’, ‘technical’ ...
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New allowance for children with intensive care needs
Parents and caregivers of children aged 3 to 17 with intensive care needs in the Caribbean Netherlands are eligible for a (third) ...