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Wednesday, 7 August 2013 - 08:50
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Short-term Work Hours, Income Still Down

Dutch Federation of Employment Agencies (ABU) statistics show a decline in the number of working hours of provisional employees by -5% throughout period 9 (from week 25 to 28) in contrast to the exact period in 2012 (with the same number of working days). Likewise, short-term employee earnings dropped by -2% compared to the period 9 of last year (with the same number of working days). These are the figures released by ABU compared to the same period last year:

Sector

Drop in no. of Working Hours Drop in Sales

Administrative

-4%

-1%

Industrial

-4%

-1%

Technical

-7%

-5%

Medical -35%

1.5%

Source: Staffing Industry

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