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Changes in legislation on disability in the Netherlands
In the early 1990’s, The Netherlands faced an extremely large number of benefit recipients, for both short-term disability (sickness benefits) and long- term disability benefits. Nationally as well as internationally, this was called the "Dutch disease".
The efforts to solve the problem in the 1990’s have been directed to both disability programs: short- term and long-term. Special attention was paid to the transition from short- term to long-term disability.
Report: 2bockting.pdf 76.20 kB
المؤلف:
Ad Bockting, Head of the International Department, Institute for Employee Benefit Schemes, Netherlands
إيسا, 2011
مواضيع: العجز
Events: Inclusion in working life - European Regional Meeting
Regions: أوروبا
Language: الإنجليزية, الفرنسية, الألمانية
إيسا, 2011
مواضيع: العجز
Events: Inclusion in working life - European Regional Meeting
Regions: أوروبا
Language: الإنجليزية, الفرنسية, الألمانية
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