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A payslip, in the Netherlands called a “loonstrook”, is an official document your Dutch employer gives you that details your salary. It’s important because it shows a breakdown of your pay and includes gross salary, deductions (income tax and social security), and net salary (what you actually receive in your bank account). While Dutch payslips...

The Netherlands is known for its healthy work-life balance, and this is evident in their standard working hours. When working for a Dutch employer, you’ll find a good mix of efficiency, productivity, and personal time, allowing you to pursue hobbies and recharge outside of the office. A standard workweek is a typical schedule from Monday...

The Netherlands sets a monthly minimum wage of €2,069.9 (income tax is still not deducted from this amount) for full-time employees aged 21 and over. This is a baseline figure, and employees younger than 21 have a lower minimum wage. In a major shift, the Dutch government implemented an hourly minimum wage in 2024. As...