Economics

Economics

Jaguar Land Rover keeps factories closed for longer after cyber attack

Jaguar Land Rover is still suffering from the consequences of a cyberattack Earlier This Month. The British Car Manufacturer HAS Extended the Production Stop at Its Three British Factories Until October 1. Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), which is part of the Indian Tata Motors, was hit by a Severe Cyberattack on September 2, which Disrupted […]

Economics

Corendon is going to fly more from Germany, Schiphol no longer the most important

Corendon is Increasing Flights from the German Airports of Düsseldorf and Cologne-Bonn. The Travel Organization Notes That Many More Dutch People are Going on Vacation from Germany. Amsterdam and Brussels Remain Important For Corendon. Accordance to Corendon, Customers Choose to Fly from Germany to Their Holiday Destination Because of the Low Price and Good Accessibility.

Economics

Leading DSW health insurance premium will remain the same in 2026

The Healthcare Premium at Health Insurer DSW Willain at 158.50 euros per Month Next Year, Despite Expectations That Healthcare Costs Will Continue to Rise. A Windfall for DSW Customers, Says Director Aad de Groot. Health Insurers Must Announce the New Healthcare Premium by November 12 Each Year. DSW is always the first to do so.

Economics

NS boards go in dark mode so that they eat less power

The Dutch Railways will adjust the colors of the departure signs to platforms. Travelers will soon see white letters on a dark blue background, just like with the dark mode of a phone. Now the background is still light, which costs more power. The Dutch Railways are still experimenting with the design. Perhaps there must

Economics

KLM scraps 119 flights on Wednesday due to the third strike of staff

Airline company KLM is scraping 119 flights next Wednesday, because the ground staff will stop at Schiphol. The KLM employees recently stopped twice. It is a strike between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. Another strike is also planned: Wednesday 1 October from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. There were also strikes on 10 and 17

Economics

Picnic does not have to comply with CAO for supermarket staff

Online grocery delivery service picnic does not have to comply with the supermarket collective Labor Agreement (CAO) thanks to an exemption. The CEO of Picnic PreviOutly Threateded to Leave the Netherlands If the Company Did not Receive an Exemption. Accordance to the outgoing ministry of social affairs and employment, picnic differs from a regular supermarket

Economics

Customers have fewer and fewer complaints about insurers

Insurers Received Fewer Complaints From Consumers Last Year than in 2023. There were Especally FEWER complaints about Life Insurance Policies. Health Insurers Received the Most Complaints, Nearly 60,000, But they also Constitute The Largest Group. 173 Insurance Companies Received 125,000 Complaints Last Year, Accordance to Figures Released Monday by the Dutch Authority for the Financial

Economics

New rules for network operators so that households do not pay unnecessary much

The Watchdog ACM is Imposing New Rules on Grid Operators, Giving Customers More Clarity About Their Rates. This Prevents Households From Paying Unnecessarily High Prices. And Grid Operators are Encouraged to Invest in the Overcrowded Electricity Grid. As a result, grid operators have more clarity about Their Tariff Revenues, Writes Regulator Authority for Consumers &

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