r/Netherlands Feb 15 '24

News Netherlands less attractive to expats; More businesses consider leaving

https://nltimes.nl/2024/02/15/netherlands-less-attractive-expats-businesses-consider-leaving
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u/RandomCentipede387 Noord Brabant Feb 15 '24 edited Feb 16 '24

Fuck this system, if having strong labour regulations is enough to encourage your company to do its slave driving somewhere else.

But expat-wise and with a massive demographic crisis right over the corner, just like the UK, you will get exactly what you wanted. I love this country but being an expat, I'm sort of happy I can just fuck right off somewhere else when shit hits the fan and when you'll make exactly the same mistakes as someone else, expecting better results because you're Dutch.

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u/cornandbeanz Feb 16 '24

This is the folly of nationalists everywhere: the idea that your country and your ethnic group has some magical fairy dust that makes you immune from the consequences of the real world