A new law in the Netherlands (“Foreign Nationals Employment Act”), effective from 1 January 2014, concerns changes to the current labor market rules.
The new law was followed by a re-write of the implementation rules. The law generally affects employers that engage the services of foreign workers and is therefore relevant to many employers and to expatriate employees in the Netherlands.
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