Merkel's Cabinet agrees 'climate packet,' environmentalists say it's paltry
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September 20, 2019
The Netherlands: Canadian Retail store definitely closing its 15 branches employing some 1400 employees in the Netherlands at the end of the year
Read more at :
https://nltimes.nl/2019/09/20/hudsons-bay-definitely-leaving-nl-end-year
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Hudson Bay,
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EU Directives: better working conditions and more predictable work : by Agnieszka Piasna
Read more at:
https://www.socialeurope.eu/better-working-conditions-more-predictable-work-the-new-eu-directive
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EU,
new Directives,
working condtions
September 19, 2019
The Netherlands - Terrorism: Explosives found at Veenendaal market area
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Explosives,
Terrorism,
The Netherlands,
Veenendaal
September 18, 2019
EU-Brexit chaos is lesson to other EU states, ECB governor says
British chaos over Brexit has dampened other member states' potential
appetite for leaving Europe, Villeroy de Galhau, a French governor of
the European Central Bank (ECB), said Tuesday. "It is a gratitude we
have to the British today," he said at an event in the London School of
Economics, Reuters reported, in comments which risked giving ammunition
to British claims the EU was trying to punish the UK for leaving.
Read more: Brexit chaos is lesson to other EU states, ECB governor say
The Netherlands: the Dutch Healthcare system is among the most costly in Europe - by RM
Dutch citizens did not get a good deal under the current Dutch health insurance law.
It has become an extremely expensive business to get health Insurance in the Netherlands.
Especially if you add up all the costs.
First
of all there is the obligatory deductible of Euro 385, then the monthly
premium, which on average is around Euro 250 per month.
That makes a total "out of pocket expense" of Euro 3,385 per year, and even than you are not there yet.
There
are also a variety of other provisions, whereby certain costs incurred
for pharmaceuticals, and medical services, are not reimbursed.
Not
only is Dutch healthcare too costly for the average citizen, it also
is a cash machine for Dutch Insurance companies and the pharmaceutical
industry.
Healthcare Insurance services and costs should also be uniformly regulated throughout the EU, which is not the case right now.
Healthcare Insurance services and costs should also be uniformly regulated throughout the EU, which is not the case right now.
It
is high time that the "political establishment" and the voters start
paying more attention to the fact that this issue needs to get fixed
without delay.
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costly,
Dutch Medical Insurance program,
EU,
the Netherlainds
September 17, 2019
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