Make it in the North x Sustainable Future brings job-fest to Leeuwarden
The first Make it in the North career event in Friesland was a huge success By Thomas Ansell Make it ...
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Economy in Groningen is shrinking due to gas extraction
The province of Groningen is the only province in the Netherlands where the regional economy will shrink in the coming ...
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Schools in Assen, Delfzijl, Leek, and Veendam receive nine million euros to improve technical education
The money has come from central government Translated by Thomas Ansell Four schools in Assen, Leek (Drenthe), Delfzijl and Veendam ...
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Employment levels in the province of Drenthe on the rise
They rose 2.2 percent between April 2018 and April 2019 In April 2019, Drenthe had almost 222,000 jobs. This is ...
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Looking for a job in hospitality? Look no futher. The ‘BaanBorrel’ returns to help (international) people find a job in ‘Horeca’
Head to the Van der Valk in Hoogkerk on 18 November for an early-evening of making connections and borrel-ing By ...
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First Emmen Make it in the North event very successful for both internationals and companies
Students queued for entry and the interest from companies was above expectations, making the first career event a huge success ...
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“The better our people, the better our platform” an interview with Arne Bos of Parkos
What does it mean to make it in the north? This is part of a series of portraits of local ...
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Econ 050: Stress and ambition in young workers
Welcome to Econ 050: Economics and business that matters to the Netherlands and the world. In each episode, Northern ...
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Industrial sector in Friesland suffering from a shortage of workers
Industrial companies across Friesland have noted a shortage of mechanics for industrial machines, electricians, and skilled installers in the province. ...
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