Market Insight & Salary Report | Netherlands
Salary increases are now more consistent, with expected rises ranging from 5-10%, depending on the tenure of their previous role. For instance, a candidate may achieve a larger increase if they move after five or six years, as opposed to two or three years. Economic realities such as high inflation and increasing labour costs weigh heavily on businesses and they cannot keep up with ongoing soaring salary expectations.
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- An Introduction with our MD, Matt Wilcox
- Our commitment to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
- Our approach to Environmental, Social and Governance
- Key findings from our research survey of 2,202 professionals and valuable guest commentary from Forvis Mazars, Seedrs, Alderway, Job Share Revolution, Charterpath, INTOO and MSConsulting.
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As Director of Marks Sattin in Amsterdam, I’m building a highly motivated and top performing team in The Netherlands. My key focus is to identify growth opportunities, whether that is in helping clients source top talent, finding a job that really changes your life, or creating a diverse and inclusive workforce.
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