Top civil servants in the Netherlands are urging the Dutch government to stop using the social media platform X. They cite concerns over threats and the platform's environment as reasons for their recommendation.

After months of campaigning, the Dutch cabinet and trade unions have reached a "negotiation result" for a new collective labor agreement for civil servants, which includes the removal of the zero line for salary increases.

Dutch civil servants are preparing for a nationwide strike on April 14 to protest against the ongoing wage freeze, marking another action against the policy.

Dutch national civil servants will go on a 24-hour strike next Tuesday, escalating their collective labor agreement dispute due to dissatisfaction over the lack of a salary increase this year.

State Secretary Willemijn Aerdts for Digital Economy and Sovereignty has spoken with the U.S.

Dutch civil servants are protesting against a "zero line" policy, which implies no wage increases, with one protester stating, "I only know this from television."

A segment of the 160,000 Dutch civil servants are protesting in The Hague against the new cabinet's austerity measures, which include a 'zero line' policy meaning no salary increases this year.

After months of strikes, Dutch civil servants have successfully negotiated a 2.7% salary increase for this year. The agreement marks an end to the industrial action.

Dutch civil servants are planning a 24-hour nationwide strike next Tuesday to protest a pay freeze for 2026, escalating an ongoing labor dispute.