Jetten: We are preparing for talks on social security reform
Amsterdam, November 9 (Hibya) - Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten announced that the government had discussed improving the social security system, strengthening the labor market and supporting economic growth with representatives of employers and trade unions. Jetten stated that the first reform package was targeted for the spring, while new agreements were expected to be pursued during the summer months.
Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten announced that the government was preparing for talks with employers and trade unions on the future of the social security system.
In a statement shared on social media, Jetten said the government had met with social partners to discuss the scope and approach of consultations to be conducted over the coming months.
Jetten noted that the discussions focused on improving the social security system, creating a stronger labor market and encouraging economic growth. He described the meeting as positive and constructive.
Jetten announced that the government intended to present its first reform package in the spring, aimed at rebuilding the foundations of the Work and Income according to Labour Capacity Act (WIA). He added that the goal was to reach new agreements by the summer to establish a fair, simple and humane social security system.
Emphasizing that these improvements were critically important for strengthening the Dutch economy, Jetten said he looked forward to continuing discussions with social partners.
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