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Labor market tightness eases slightly but remains high

Labor market tightness eases slightly but remains high

The tightness in the Dutch labor market decreased slightly in the last quarter but remains at a high level. According to data from Statistics Netherlands (CBS), there are currently 91 vacancies for every hundred unemployed individuals.

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