In-Work Poverty in the Netherlands
Publication date
2022-07
Authors
Houwerzijl, M.S.
Zekic, Nuna
Bekker, Sonja
Evers, Marion
Editors
Ratti, Luca
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Abstract
In the Netherlands, in-work poverty is especially an issue for persons in a single-person household or a household with only one in-work person, in particular when there are dependent children in the household. Moreover, the solo self-employed and flexworkers are most often at risk of in-work poverty, partly due to them not being able to work for sufficient hours.
Keywords
in-work poverty, working poor, income, Taverne, SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth
Citation
Houwerzijl, M S, Zekic, N, Bekker, S & Evers, M 2022, In-Work Poverty in the Netherlands. in L Ratti (ed.), In-Work Poverty in Europe : Vulnerable and Under-Represented Persons in a Comparative Perspective. Bulletin of Comparative Labour Relations, vol. 111, Wolters Kluwer, pp. 193-239.