Frequently asked questions

No, applying for a job at EuroWorks is completely free of charge so there are no administration fees.

You will be called by a Dutch telephone number. You will be answered by someone who speaks Romanian.

Yes, a bank account is mandatory to come and work in the Netherlands. You can apply for a bank account quickly and easily via Revolut.

When you have been accepted to come to Holland, the recruiter or you can contact a bus/transport company. We would like to hear when you expect to arrive and will communicate this to your future employer. We will then give you an arrival address. The transport is at all times at your expense.

Work clothes and other supplies needed to do the work are being provided by the employer for a small fee (deducted from the employees first salary).

A full workday consists of 8 workhours.

In a workweek 40 workhours are guaranteed.

Working as a job agency employee means that you work throughout the week in a work schedule. Most of the work is being done during weekdays Mon-Fri. Of course this depends on the type of work, possible overtime and demands of the employer.

The possibility of overtime is given by the employer (job agency). A employee is always free to accept or decline the possibility of working the available overtime.

Minimum 25%. This depends on the CLA of the workplace and the time of day that the overtime is being made.

There is no limit on the amount of overtime. Overtime is available every week but not guaranteed.

Everybody is responsible for his own private actions. When laws are broken the authorities will be called.

Salary payments are made every 4 weeks around the middle of the week. The exact date is nationally pre-determined and a copy of the dates is available at the employer. Workers receive a €100 advance every week until they receive their first full paycheck.