A large part of the Dutch economy relies on seasonal workers from abroad, and companies in labour intensive industries will have to innovate to make up for the shortfall in staff, social affairs minister Karien van Gennip has told the AD in an interview. The government, Van Gennip said, is working on plans to improve the position of seasonal workers, by bringing back licences for staffing agencies from 2025 and separating employment from housing contracts. ‘We have around 500,000 seasonal...