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3,000 public-sector workers to protest social security cuts in The Hague on Tuesday

Summary by NL Times
Thousands of public-sector employees are gathering in The Hague on Tuesday to protest the Cabinet’s planned social security cuts. Unions FNV and CNV said that about 3,000 have registered so far. Participants include municipal workers, staff from the national government, and universities.

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The trade unions can still count on the support of BBB and 50PLUS in their resistance to the proposed cuts to social security. Party leaders Henk Vermeer and Jan Struijs stated this during a protest in The Hague. PRO leader Jesse Klaver and SP frontman Jimmy Dijk also reiterated their support.

·Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Trade unions FNV and CNV, other organizations, and hundreds of employees are already taking action in the city center on Tuesday, a day before the nationwide public transport strike. Many people have come to The Hague to strike, together with the FNV representing government, home care, education, and research, among others. The large group first gathered at the Koekamp and then made a march via the Prinsessegracht. Protest slogans are being shou…

The demonstration was organized by major trade unions and brought together civil servants, health workers, educators and home care workers.

THE HAGUE (ANP) - The trade unions can still count on the support of BBB and 50PLUS in their resistance to the proposed cuts to social security. Party leaders Henk Vermeer and Jan Struijs said this during a protest in The Hague. Also PRO leader Jesse Klaver and SP leader...

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NL Times broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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