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More Haarlem residents unable to work for second year in a row, highest number since 2017

More Haarlem residents unable to work for second year in a row, highest number since 2017

The number of Haarlem residents receiving disability benefits has risen for the second year in a row, reaching its highest point since 2017. This increase was identified in recent data released by Statistics Netherlands (CBS).

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