Explosion of psychological complaints paralyzes the labor market and costs us billions: ‘Nowhere in the world does an employer continue to pay wages for two years’

The Netherlands has almost 900,000 disabled people. In particular, the number of people on the sidelines with psychological complaints is increasing explosively. This is not only difficult for employers who need staff. It costs the government billions. Concerns about ‘burned out’ employees are also growing in our neighboring countries. How do they keep absenteeism in check?

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