The coronavirus is gaining more and more control over Dutch society. The measures taken to curb the further spread of the virus are far-reaching and have caused uncertainty and changes to the Dutch way of life, as charitable organisations are also noticing. The RIVM instructions also function as guidelines for most charitable organisations.
On Thursday 12 March 2020, far-reaching measures were announced by the Dutch government to further prevent the spread of the coronavirus. One of the measures with a major impact on cultural institutions is the decision to cancel all events involving more than 100 people. Consequently, many theatres and museums were forced to close down. Smaller cultural institutions have also closed their doors for...
In order to control the coronavirus outbreak, the government is taking measures that affect us all. Whether it concerns employees who are called upon en masse to work from home or employers who temporarily have less or no work for their staff. The consequences are also clearly noticeable in the flex sector.
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