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ARTICLE · 05 NOVEMBER 2012

Dutch Spring Agreement: Employment Law Changes

In the Netherlands, we can expect some changes in the labour law landscape.

NetherlandsEmployment and HR

Article by Mr. Rachid Aolad-Si M'hammad with the assistance of Mr. Uday Mehra

In the Netherlands, we can expect some changes in the labour law landscape. Recently, five important political parties reached an agreement, the so-called Spring Agreement (in Dutch: "Lente Akkoord"), on possible future changes with respect to, amongst others, employment termination law, the pension age and travel costs. These proposals could bring about that many companies could be confronted with wage costs increases in 2013 and beyond. It is uncertain if these changes will eventually be implemented. The Dutch government fell and new elections took place on 12 September 2012. Nevertheless, the Spring Agreement could be an indication of the changes we can expect in the near future. In this article, we will discuss possible future changes.

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