Municipal employees in Amsterdam gave their employer an average rating of 7.5, though a recent survey highlighted serious concerns regarding social safety and high work pressure. Reports of internal undesirable behavior reached 22%, more than double the national average, prompting Alderman Hester van Buren to initiate improvement plans across the organization.
The trade union FNV has announced a series of protest actions throughout the first two weeks of September, affecting the government, ports, and hospitals. Additionally, the union plans to organize a 24-hour strike that will halt train services across the Netherlands.
Police are concerned for the safety of innocent residents in an Amsterdam apartment on Bos en Lommerweg that was targeted by a shooting and an explosion. Authorities believe the incidents were a case of mistaken identity and have posted a sign on the door stating that the intended target, known as 'Achie the Somali,' does not live there.
Despite recent high-profile signings by Ajax, experts argue that the club is not necessarily abandoning its financial recovery strategy. The investments in new players are being viewed as calculated decisions rather than a sign of reckless spending following previous austerity measures.
A list of recommended activities and events for the weekend of July 17-19 has been compiled for residents and visitors in Haarlem. The guide aims to help people find entertainment and leisure opportunities throughout the city.
As summer vacation begins, parents of children with ADHD are considering whether to continue or pause medication during the school break. Experts suggest that temporarily adjusting the dosage is a viable option depending on the child's needs.