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Smaller budget cuts not enough for PRO and unions, strikes to continue

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Prinsjesdag documents leaked: extra money for purchasing power, fewer benefit cuts, and deductible increase postponed

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Amsterdam's new municipal secretary Catrien Lenstra to cut 2,500 jobs: 'We must organize work fundamentally differently'

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