Economy
Groningen entrepreneur gives away multimillion company to three foundations
Mark Vletter, the founder of Voys, a cloud telephony provider, has decided to give away his multimillion company to three...
Dutch parliament seeks to reduce interest on student loans for ‘unlucky generation’
The Dutch lower house of parliament (Tweede Kamer) is pushing for a reduction in the interest rates on student loans...
More labor migration needed to address staff shortages, says Dutch Employee Insurance Agency
The Netherlands is grappling with a pressing labor market challenge, as the number of job vacancies exceeds the pool of...
Large retailers are hiring English-speaking staff
Several large retail chains are hiring people who don't speak Dutch because of a lack of workers and to increase...
Higher alcohol prices hit Dutch border regions
The government's decision to increase the excise duty on alcoholic beverages has led to a significant increase in prices, causing...
Limited free spots available for Northern hospitality fair
Make it in the North released 20 free spots to attend an upcoming hospitality fair for people interested in working...
Dutch companies in the North thinking more about AI
Northern Dutch companies are increasingly looking to integrate AI into their workflows, according to local digitalisation and workflow automation company...
Registrations open for career event for internationals in the North
Make it in the North has started accepting registrations for its career event aimed at international students and recent graduates...
Job fair to be held at the Vismarkt this week
A job fair will be organised at Groningen’s Vismarkt this week on Thursday. Organisers of De Banenmarkt said that around...
Celebrations at Klippa: From 6 guys in a room to a brand new HQ
Groningen-based digitalisation and automation company Klippa celebrated its move to a brand new office space that will also serve as...