[National] Insurance coverage of gay therapy causes outcry
Media reports of a new therapy aimed at “curing” homosexuality have stirred controversy. Investigating claims the treatment is covered by basic insurance, JOANNA IOANNIDOU finds more confusion than clarity.
You will find this article in the March issue of The Holland Times. You may also read it by clicking here.
[National] Digital dating trend grows
It is no surprise that online dating sites are enjoying success in the Netherlands. But with their growing demographic and digital prowess, JOANNA IOANNIDOU discovers the traditional search for singles may be obsolete.
This article was published in the January issue of The Holland Times. You may read it by clicking here.
[Economy] Expatriate management
Dutch professionals that oversee the international workforce are being put to task by complex global labour laws – but not for long. JOANNA IOANNIDOU reports on a new master’s programme from the Erasmus University that prepares professionals for navigating globalised employment.
This article was published in October’s The Holland Times . You may read it here.
[National] Limburg province says no to EU immigrants
A surge in unemployed EU immigrants living in Vaals has put a strain on the town’s budget and social programmes. The Limburg province is now set to be the first in the Netherlands to ban jobless foreigners. JOANNA IOANNIDOU reports.
This article was published in the September issue of The Holland Times. You may read it by clicking here.