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WerkmansMobiliteit regularly publishes relevant news items here. Both written by our own employees and found through various media. This way you stay informed of current developments, innovation, trends and movements in the field of people and work.

Datum: 24 - 05 - 2019

Since the introduction of the Participation Act, important steps have been made when it comes to the reintegration of people with a longer distance to the labor market. Yet many employers still seem to be struggling with 'cold feet'. Kevin van der Heijden, Labor Market Specialist Participation at WerkmansMobiliteit, answers the question in this column where this comes from and how we can successfully work together.

Datum: 12 - 05 - 2019

More and more employees who are in danger of losing their jobs are finding work in another sector thanks to specialist guidance. While in 2014 half of people found a new employer outside their own industry, this percentage increased to 75 percent last year. More than 70 percent also shift to another position, compared to 62 percent a year earlier. In this article you can read more about the results of the National Outplacement Survey.

On November 1, WerkmansMobiliteit and Het Blikveld jointly provided a successful masterclass for company doctors and labor experts. The topics were discussed in a pleasant, open atmosphere, and due to the great contribution of the participants, we can call it a successful afternoon.

1 in 7 employees with a chronic illness does not report it to their boss. Out of fear. Although a large proportion of employees with a chronic illness think that their employer shows understanding for their illness, fifteen percent of chronically ill employees do not report this. They are afraid of job loss or consequences for their career. PW de Gids wrote an interesting article about this that we would like to share with you.

More and more employees who are in danger of losing their jobs are finding work in another sector thanks to specialist guidance. While in 2014 half of people found a new employer outside their own industry, this percentage increased to 75 percent last year. More than 70 percent also shift to another position, compared to 62 percent a year earlier. In this article you can read more about the results of the National Outplacement Survey.