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Remembrance Day and Liberation Day are two important days in the Netherlands. Learn more about the history, importance and celebrations in this article.
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Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the refugee rate in the Netherlands has been consistently on the rise. Incluzio Leiden is looking for a volunteer to coordinate English classes for Ukrainians.
Have you heard about the recently updated Dutch Corporate Governance Code? The most important amendments are about sustainable long-term value creation, the stakeholders of the company and diversity and inclusion.
Navigating through the Dutch public transport system might seem intimidating at first. Thus, Jimble compiled all the relevant information regarding travel, tickets, discounts, and top practical tips in a complete guide.
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Did you know about 13% of Leiden's population has a foreign nationality? The Municipality of Leiden recently published an infographic about the internationalisation of the city.
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Are you relocating to the Netherlands for work and starting your immigration process? Perhaps this Beginner's Guide to the Netherlands will help!
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Cultural diversity is a major asset in the modern business landscape, therefore Jimble has compiled the top 6 reasons why having a multicultural team gives your company a competitive advantage.
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It takes time and effort to understand the key fundamentals of what the ideal process looks like, who are the stakeholders and what actions are required to achieve the result. Let’s break this down.
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Sasha from Canada came to the Netherlands to study and got the right of residence as a partner of a citizen of the European Union after marrying Susan. But what happened after her divorce?
