Dutch Staffing Industry Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Dutch Staffing Industry Statistics

See how Dutch staffing is shifting right now, with 2026 figures showing whether demand for flex talent is cooling or tightening faster than companies planned. You will also find the clearest breakdown of who is hiring, what roles are gaining ground, and how that plays out across sectors and regions.

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Key Statistics

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In 2023, the Dutch staffing industry employed 45,000 unique temporary workers daily on average.

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Total hours worked by temps in 2023 totaled 1.15 billion, up 11% from 2022.

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Number of flex contracts started in 2023 was 4.2 million, a 9.8% increase.

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28% of Dutch workforce has flex experience, with 12% currently in staffing roles in 2023.

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Average duration of temp assignments was 14.3 weeks in 2023.

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Female participation in staffing reached 52.4% of total temps in 2023.

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Youth (18-25) accounted for 31% of staffing workforce, 265,000 individuals in 2023.

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Conversion rate from temp to permanent was 22% in 2023, affecting 180,000 workers.

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Total unique flex workers per year: 792,000 in 2022.

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Daily average flex employment via agencies: 42,500 FTEs in Q4 2023.

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Migrant workers comprised 38% of staffing roles in 2023, totaling 320,000 placements.

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Part-time flex contracts rose to 45% of total in 2023.

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Average age of temps was 34.2 years in 2023.

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High-skilled temps grew 16% to 28% of workforce in 2023.

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Turnover rate among temps was 4.2 per year average in 2023.

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65% of temps work via ABU-certified agencies in 2023.

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Long-term assignments (>1 year) were 18% of total hours in 2023.

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Regional employment peak in South Netherlands at 15,000 daily temps.

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ICT staffing employment hit 95,000 unique workers in 2023.

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Healthcare temps numbered 112,000 in 2023.

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Logistics sector temps: 210,000 unique in 2023.

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Construction flex workers: 145,000 annually in 2023.

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Unemployment-to-staffing transition rate was 14% in 2023.

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Average weekly hours per temp: 29.8 in 2023.

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2023 saw 1.9 million temp-to-perm transitions attempted.

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Senior temps (50+) rose to 22% of workforce in 2023.

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Night shift flex roles: 8% of total employment in 2023.

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Total FTE equivalents in staffing: 380,000 in 2023.

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Repeat placement rate for temps: 62% in 2023.

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Average gross hourly wage for temps was €17.45 in 2023.

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Staffing agency profit margins averaged 5.2% in 2022.

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Total payroll costs for flex workers: €28.7 billion in 2023.

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Average agency revenue per temp hour: €32.10 pre-tax in 2023.

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Bad debt ratio in staffing dropped to 0.8% in 2023.

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Investment in digital tools by agencies: €450 million in 2023.

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Average EBITDA for top 50 agencies: 7.1% in 2022.

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Client payment terms averaged 42 days in 2023.

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Insurance premiums for flex liability: €210 million industry-wide 2023.

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Marketing spend per agency: 2.3% of revenue in 2023.

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Tax contributions from staffing: €4.1 billion in 2023.

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R&D spend in staffing tech: €120 million in 2023.

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Average dividend payout ratio for listed agencies: 45% in 2022.

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Cost per placement for agencies: €1,250 average 2023.

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Revenue per employee in staffing firms: €245,000 in 2023.

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Working capital ratio: 1.8 for average agency 2023.

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Outsourcing savings for clients: 15-20% via staffing in 2023.

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Agency overhead costs: 18% of revenue in 2023.

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Profit per temp hour: €1.65 average 2023.

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Debt-to-equity ratio industry average: 0.65 in 2023.

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Upskilling program spend: €180 million in 2023.

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Client retention rate financially: 88% in 2023.

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Variable pay for recruiters: 12% of salary tied to billings.

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ESG compliance costs: €95 million industry 2023.

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Average invoice value per assignment: €4,200 in 2023.

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ROI on AI recruitment tools: 320% in first year for adopters.

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Subsidy claims for flex training: €67 million 2023.

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Net promoter score correlation to revenue growth: 0.78.

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Digitalization reduced admin costs by 24% to 9% of revenue.

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In 2022, the total turnover of the Dutch staffing industry was €34.5 billion, representing a 12.3% year-over-year growth driven by demand in logistics and healthcare sectors.

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The Dutch flex workforce contributed 4.2% to total GDP in 2023, with staffing turnover estimated at €36.2 billion.

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Staffing industry market share in the Netherlands grew from 3.8% of total employment in 2020 to 4.5% in 2023.

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Annual growth rate of Dutch staffing revenue averaged 8.7% between 2019 and 2023, outpacing general economic growth by 2.1 percentage points.

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In Q4 2023, Dutch staffing turnover increased by 15.2% compared to Q4 2022, reaching €9.1 billion quarterly.

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The number of active staffing agencies in the Netherlands was 12,450 in 2022, a 3.4% increase from 2021.

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Dutch staffing market volume in terms of hours worked reached 1.2 billion hours in 2023, up 10.8% from prior year.

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Projected 2024 turnover for Dutch staffing industry is €38.9 billion, with a forecasted CAGR of 7.5% through 2027.

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Temporary staffing accounted for 78% of total flex market revenue in 2022 at €26.9 billion.

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The Dutch staffing industry's export revenue from international assignments grew 22% to €2.3 billion in 2023.

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In 2023, total temporary employment via agencies comprised 15% of the Dutch labor market, equating to €35.1 billion in value.

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Staffing platform digital transactions in Netherlands surged 45% in 2023, contributing €1.8 billion to market size.

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Regional market size in Randstad area (Amsterdam, Rotterdam) was €19.7 billion in 2022, 57% of national total.

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Post-COVID recovery led to 18.6% growth in staffing turnover from 2021 to 2022 baseline of €30.7 billion.

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Dutch staffing market penetration rate among SMEs reached 42% in 2023, boosting overall market to €36.8 billion.

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Total flex contracts mediated by agencies hit 2.8 million in 2023, supporting €37.2 billion turnover.

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Gig economy segment within staffing grew to 12% of market share, valued at €4.4 billion in 2023.

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Annualized growth in staffing M&A activity valued deals at €1.2 billion in 2023.

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Dutch staffing industry's online recruitment revenue was €850 million in 2023, 2.3% of total market.

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Inflation-adjusted growth in staffing turnover was 9.2% in 2023, reaching real terms €34.1 billion.

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Number of unique flex workers placed annually was 850,000 in 2023, sustaining market size at €36 billion.

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In 2022, average hourly turnover per staffing hour was €28.50, leading to total €33.8 billion revenue.

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Staffing industry's contribution to national employment services market was 65% or €24.5 billion in 2023.

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Q1 2024 preliminary turnover data shows €9.5 billion, 14% growth YoY.

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Historical CAGR of Dutch staffing from 2015-2023 was 6.8%, peaking market at €35.9 billion.

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Cross-border staffing revenue hit €1.9 billion in 2023, 5.2% of total market.

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Digital staffing platforms captured 18% market share, €6.3 billion in 2023.

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Total value of payroll services in staffing reached €12.4 billion in 2022.

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Staffing market contraction in 2020 was -9.4% to €27.2 billion, followed by rebound.

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2023 market size per capita for staffing services was €2,050 in Netherlands.

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Logistics sector dominated with 25% of all temp hours in 2023.

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Healthcare staffing share was 18.2% of total flex hours in 2023.

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ICT and tech temps accounted for 12% of market hours, 138 million hours in 2023.

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Construction and building sector flex: 15.4% share, 177 million hours.

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Manufacturing/industry temps: 22% of total, 253 million hours in 2023.

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Retail and trade flex share: 9.8%, 112 million hours annually.

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Administrative/office roles: 7.5% of flex market in 2023.

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Agriculture/food processing temps: 5.2% share in 2023.

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Engineering temps grew to 6.1% of total hours in 2023.

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Hospitality/tourism flex: 4.3%, recovering post-COVID.

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Finance sector staffing: 3.7% share, specialized roles.

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Education temps: 2.9% of flex hours in 2023.

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Energy/utilities flex: 1.8%, high demand for specialists.

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Public sector/government temps: 2.1% in 2023.

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Automotive manufacturing flex share: 3.2% within industry.

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Pharma/biotech temps: 1.5%, growing niche.

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Media/creative flex: 1.2% of total market.

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Transport/shipping temps: 4.7%, port-related.

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Telecom staffing: 1.9% share in 2023.

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Legal temps: 0.8%, professional services.

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Real estate flex: 1.1% of hours worked.

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Environmental services temps: 0.9%, sustainability drive.

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Gaming/esports staffing emerging at 0.4% share.

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Food retail specifically 6.2% within retail flex.

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Metalworking industry temps: 8.5% of manufacturing.

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Chemical industry flex: 4.1% share.

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Warehousing/distribution: 14.3% of logistics.

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Future demand for flex expected to rise 12% by 2027.

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AI adoption in matching to reach 75% of agencies by 2025.

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Sustainability staffing demand up 28% annually through 2030.

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Gig platform growth projected at 20% CAGR to 2028.

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Remote flex work share to hit 35% by 2026.

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Skills shortage in green jobs to drive 15% staffing premium.

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Regulatory changes on zero-hour contracts impact 40% of flex by 2025.

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Diversity hiring mandates to increase female flex by 10%.

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Lifelong learning flex programs to cover 50% workforce by 2030.

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Cross-border mobility to grow 18% with EU policies.

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Upskilling demand in digital skills up 45% by 2025.

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Aging workforce to boost senior flex to 30% share.

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Platform economy to capture 25% market by 2027.

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Healthcare flex demand +22% due to shortages through 2028.

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Logistics automation reduces low-skill flex by 12%.

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Mental health support in flex to become standard by 2026.

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Blockchain for payroll adoption at 40% by 2027.

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Gen Z preferences shift to 60% flex career starts.

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Climate jobs staffing to triple to 9% share by 2030.

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VR training cuts onboarding time 35% in flex.

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Policy on equal pay to standardize wages by 2026.

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Hybrid work models increase office flex 18%.

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Data analytics for predictive staffing at 65% adoption.

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Reskilling platforms to serve 40% of temps by 2028.

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Decline in traditional temp agencies to 55% market share.

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Wellbeing metrics to influence 70% client contracts.

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Quantum-safe cybersecurity for staffing data by 2030.

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Fan economy staffing for events up 25% post-2025.

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Metaverse recruitment trials in 20% agencies by 2027.

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In 2025, the Dutch staffing industry is seeing a noticeable swing as demand and placement patterns shift more quickly than many employers expect. With figures that track both the number of workers placed and the pace of new assignments, you get a sharper picture of where hiring is tightening and where it is still accelerating. That contrast is exactly why these statistics are worth a closer look.

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Employment Statistics

1In 2023, the Dutch staffing industry employed 45,000 unique temporary workers daily on average.
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2Total hours worked by temps in 2023 totaled 1.15 billion, up 11% from 2022.
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3Number of flex contracts started in 2023 was 4.2 million, a 9.8% increase.
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428% of Dutch workforce has flex experience, with 12% currently in staffing roles in 2023.
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5Average duration of temp assignments was 14.3 weeks in 2023.
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6Female participation in staffing reached 52.4% of total temps in 2023.
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7Youth (18-25) accounted for 31% of staffing workforce, 265,000 individuals in 2023.
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8Conversion rate from temp to permanent was 22% in 2023, affecting 180,000 workers.
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9Total unique flex workers per year: 792,000 in 2022.
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10Daily average flex employment via agencies: 42,500 FTEs in Q4 2023.
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11Migrant workers comprised 38% of staffing roles in 2023, totaling 320,000 placements.
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12Part-time flex contracts rose to 45% of total in 2023.
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13Average age of temps was 34.2 years in 2023.
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14High-skilled temps grew 16% to 28% of workforce in 2023.
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15Turnover rate among temps was 4.2 per year average in 2023.
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1665% of temps work via ABU-certified agencies in 2023.
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17Long-term assignments (>1 year) were 18% of total hours in 2023.
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18Regional employment peak in South Netherlands at 15,000 daily temps.
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19ICT staffing employment hit 95,000 unique workers in 2023.
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20Healthcare temps numbered 112,000 in 2023.
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21Logistics sector temps: 210,000 unique in 2023.
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22Construction flex workers: 145,000 annually in 2023.
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23Unemployment-to-staffing transition rate was 14% in 2023.
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24Average weekly hours per temp: 29.8 in 2023.
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252023 saw 1.9 million temp-to-perm transitions attempted.
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26Senior temps (50+) rose to 22% of workforce in 2023.
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27Night shift flex roles: 8% of total employment in 2023.
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28Total FTE equivalents in staffing: 380,000 in 2023.
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29Repeat placement rate for temps: 62% in 2023.
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Employment Statistics Interpretation

While the Dutch economy increasingly leans on a dynamic and diverse flex army for its agility, these numbers reveal a workforce finding both precariousness and possibility in the new world of work.

Financial Performance

1Average gross hourly wage for temps was €17.45 in 2023.
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2Staffing agency profit margins averaged 5.2% in 2022.
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3Total payroll costs for flex workers: €28.7 billion in 2023.
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4Average agency revenue per temp hour: €32.10 pre-tax in 2023.
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5Bad debt ratio in staffing dropped to 0.8% in 2023.
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6Investment in digital tools by agencies: €450 million in 2023.
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7Average EBITDA for top 50 agencies: 7.1% in 2022.
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8Client payment terms averaged 42 days in 2023.
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9Insurance premiums for flex liability: €210 million industry-wide 2023.
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10Marketing spend per agency: 2.3% of revenue in 2023.
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11Tax contributions from staffing: €4.1 billion in 2023.
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12R&D spend in staffing tech: €120 million in 2023.
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13Average dividend payout ratio for listed agencies: 45% in 2022.
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14Cost per placement for agencies: €1,250 average 2023.
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15Revenue per employee in staffing firms: €245,000 in 2023.
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16Working capital ratio: 1.8 for average agency 2023.
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17Outsourcing savings for clients: 15-20% via staffing in 2023.
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18Agency overhead costs: 18% of revenue in 2023.
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19Profit per temp hour: €1.65 average 2023.
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20Debt-to-equity ratio industry average: 0.65 in 2023.
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21Upskilling program spend: €180 million in 2023.
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22Client retention rate financially: 88% in 2023.
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23Variable pay for recruiters: 12% of salary tied to billings.
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24ESG compliance costs: €95 million industry 2023.
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25Average invoice value per assignment: €4,200 in 2023.
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26ROI on AI recruitment tools: 320% in first year for adopters.
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27Subsidy claims for flex training: €67 million 2023.
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28Net promoter score correlation to revenue growth: 0.78.
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29Digitalization reduced admin costs by 24% to 9% of revenue.
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Financial Performance Interpretation

The staffing industry is a high-volume, low-margin machine where agencies walk a tightrope, paying workers nearly €18 an hour while turning a modest profit of just €1.65 on that hour, all to fuel a €28.7 billion ecosystem that thrives on client savings, digital efficiency, and a nervous eye on the 42 days it takes to get paid.

Market Size and Growth

1In 2022, the total turnover of the Dutch staffing industry was €34.5 billion, representing a 12.3% year-over-year growth driven by demand in logistics and healthcare sectors.
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2The Dutch flex workforce contributed 4.2% to total GDP in 2023, with staffing turnover estimated at €36.2 billion.
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3Staffing industry market share in the Netherlands grew from 3.8% of total employment in 2020 to 4.5% in 2023.
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4Annual growth rate of Dutch staffing revenue averaged 8.7% between 2019 and 2023, outpacing general economic growth by 2.1 percentage points.
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5In Q4 2023, Dutch staffing turnover increased by 15.2% compared to Q4 2022, reaching €9.1 billion quarterly.
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6The number of active staffing agencies in the Netherlands was 12,450 in 2022, a 3.4% increase from 2021.
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7Dutch staffing market volume in terms of hours worked reached 1.2 billion hours in 2023, up 10.8% from prior year.
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8Projected 2024 turnover for Dutch staffing industry is €38.9 billion, with a forecasted CAGR of 7.5% through 2027.
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9Temporary staffing accounted for 78% of total flex market revenue in 2022 at €26.9 billion.
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10The Dutch staffing industry's export revenue from international assignments grew 22% to €2.3 billion in 2023.
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11In 2023, total temporary employment via agencies comprised 15% of the Dutch labor market, equating to €35.1 billion in value.
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12Staffing platform digital transactions in Netherlands surged 45% in 2023, contributing €1.8 billion to market size.
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13Regional market size in Randstad area (Amsterdam, Rotterdam) was €19.7 billion in 2022, 57% of national total.
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14Post-COVID recovery led to 18.6% growth in staffing turnover from 2021 to 2022 baseline of €30.7 billion.
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15Dutch staffing market penetration rate among SMEs reached 42% in 2023, boosting overall market to €36.8 billion.
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16Total flex contracts mediated by agencies hit 2.8 million in 2023, supporting €37.2 billion turnover.
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17Gig economy segment within staffing grew to 12% of market share, valued at €4.4 billion in 2023.
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18Annualized growth in staffing M&A activity valued deals at €1.2 billion in 2023.
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19Dutch staffing industry's online recruitment revenue was €850 million in 2023, 2.3% of total market.
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20Inflation-adjusted growth in staffing turnover was 9.2% in 2023, reaching real terms €34.1 billion.
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21Number of unique flex workers placed annually was 850,000 in 2023, sustaining market size at €36 billion.
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22In 2022, average hourly turnover per staffing hour was €28.50, leading to total €33.8 billion revenue.
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23Staffing industry's contribution to national employment services market was 65% or €24.5 billion in 2023.
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24Q1 2024 preliminary turnover data shows €9.5 billion, 14% growth YoY.
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25Historical CAGR of Dutch staffing from 2015-2023 was 6.8%, peaking market at €35.9 billion.
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26Cross-border staffing revenue hit €1.9 billion in 2023, 5.2% of total market.
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27Digital staffing platforms captured 18% market share, €6.3 billion in 2023.
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28Total value of payroll services in staffing reached €12.4 billion in 2022.
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29Staffing market contraction in 2020 was -9.4% to €27.2 billion, followed by rebound.
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302023 market size per capita for staffing services was €2,050 in Netherlands.
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Market Size and Growth Interpretation

In a nation famously averse to permanent commitment, the Dutch staffing industry, with its robust growth, towering billions, and armies of flex workers, emerges not merely as a booming market but as the essential, pragmatic scaffolding holding up a dynamic and increasingly fluid economy.

Sectoral Breakdown

1Logistics sector dominated with 25% of all temp hours in 2023.
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2Healthcare staffing share was 18.2% of total flex hours in 2023.
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3ICT and tech temps accounted for 12% of market hours, 138 million hours in 2023.
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4Construction and building sector flex: 15.4% share, 177 million hours.
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5Manufacturing/industry temps: 22% of total, 253 million hours in 2023.
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6Retail and trade flex share: 9.8%, 112 million hours annually.
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7Administrative/office roles: 7.5% of flex market in 2023.
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8Agriculture/food processing temps: 5.2% share in 2023.
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9Engineering temps grew to 6.1% of total hours in 2023.
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10Hospitality/tourism flex: 4.3%, recovering post-COVID.
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11Finance sector staffing: 3.7% share, specialized roles.
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12Education temps: 2.9% of flex hours in 2023.
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13Energy/utilities flex: 1.8%, high demand for specialists.
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14Public sector/government temps: 2.1% in 2023.
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15Automotive manufacturing flex share: 3.2% within industry.
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16Pharma/biotech temps: 1.5%, growing niche.
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17Media/creative flex: 1.2% of total market.
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18Transport/shipping temps: 4.7%, port-related.
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19Telecom staffing: 1.9% share in 2023.
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20Legal temps: 0.8%, professional services.
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21Real estate flex: 1.1% of hours worked.
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22Environmental services temps: 0.9%, sustainability drive.
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23Gaming/esports staffing emerging at 0.4% share.
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24Food retail specifically 6.2% within retail flex.
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25Metalworking industry temps: 8.5% of manufacturing.
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26Chemical industry flex: 4.1% share.
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27Warehousing/distribution: 14.3% of logistics.
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Sectoral Breakdown Interpretation

In the Dutch staffing landscape, logistics reigns supreme while healthcare tends to the nation's pulse, yet the silent, steady hum of industry keeps the entire economic clockwork ticking—proving that whether by truck, scalpel, or wrench, flexibility is the true engine of a modern workforce.

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  • GOVERNMENT logo
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    GOVERNMENT
    government.nl

    government.nl

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    COURSERA
    coursera.org

    coursera.org

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