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Dutch Cabinet Proposes €6.5 Billion Social Security Cuts, Facing Widespread Opposition
The Dutch cabinet, led by Prime Minister Jetten, is proposing long-term cuts of €6.5 billion to social security, a plan that has drawn strong criticism from both trade unions and employers who deem the measures too rigorous. The proposal aims to achieve significant savings but faces considerable resistance.
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