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The Netherlands: Partners of knowledge workers to be allowed to work freely in the Netherlands
Partners of foreign knowledge workers in the Netherlands are to be granted an exemption from the requirement of a separate work permit. This means that they can work directly without any further requirements. The exemption will be lost if the partners separate within three years.
Read moreGlobal group aims to strike right balance to keep talent
PersonnelToday.com, February 2005
Read morePermits Foundation holds International Dual Careers Conference at BT Tower
The conference, at BT Tower in London, brought together representatives from the corporate sector (private and public), governments and others with an interest in international mobility and equal opportunity…
Read morePermits Foundation will host International Dual Careers Conference, London, 10 February 2005 [UPDATE]
Permits Foundation is holding an international Dual Careers Conference on Thursday 10th February 2005 at BT Tower in London. The conference will bring together government representatives, the corporate sector and others with an interest in international mobility to consider how we can work together to bring about change in the area of spouse work permits […]
Read moreEuropean Commission launches public debate on economic migration
The European Commission has adopted a green paper on “An EU approach to managing economic migration”. Its aim is to stimulate a public debate with civil society at large, the social partners and the other EU institutions on the need to develop a comprehensive EU strategy on this issue. The Commission will organise a hearing […]
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