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Tag Archives: Martin van Rijn

CIVIL SERVANTS TO RECEIVE BACK PAY AFTER 70 YEARS – Great Gesture but at What Cost?

BlogBy Editor 1November 4, 201514 Comments

Translation of article by Kareen Richard, first published in Dutch newspaper, de Volksrant by Gijs Herderschef – November 3, 2015 Seventy years after the end of World War II, the Netherlands will redeem its debt of honor to former civil servants, with regard to payment of overdue salaries owed civil servants and military personnel in the…

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