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Global CWI Ranking Regional CWI Ranking 26 th 11 th The Contingent Workforce Index (CWI) measures the relative ease of sourcing, hiring and retaining a contingent workforce in competing labor markets. The CWI draws from 50+ country data points for 75 countries to assign a numerical value that represents the relative difficulty of entering one labor market versus another. Countries with the highest rankings offer the most ideal workforce conditions for contingent labor. Find out more here at www.manpowergroup.com. © ManpowerGroup Contingent Workforce Index 2015 A relative comparison of how restricted the terms and practices of contingent workforce engagement are based on a standard set of regulations WORKFORCE REGULATION RANKING A relative comparison of the potential productivity of a workforce based on the amount of hours an employer can pay a worker at base pay WORKFORCE PRODUCTIVITY RANKING A relative comparison of wage, benefits, tax and operations metrics to suggest potential cost efficiency WORKFORCE COST EFFICIENCY RANKING A relative comparison of the current skilled contingent workforce in each country and the likely sustainability of that workforce based on emerging and aging workforce trends 5 TH 31 ST 13 TH 7 TH WORKFORCE AVAILABILITY RANKING Max Contract (Single) Labor Market Efficiency Average Minimum Wage Severance Public Holidays OT Premium Notice Period Standard Work Day Parity (Full, Partial, None) Average Monthly Wage Total Workforce 9.0 Million 4.8 Thousand (USD) 36 4.7 Unemployment Rate 7.0 % 0 % 4.3 Days 8.0 Hours Estimated # of Skilled Contingent Workers 461.8 Thousand 9.33 USD 0.0 8 Days English Proficiency 90.0 % Full Age Dependency Ratio 25.8 % 5 +5+5+5+5+ 5+5+5 +5+5+5 + I 8.0 Market Maturity 5 +5+5+5+5+ 5+5+5 +5+5+5 + I 6.0 Regulation NETHERLANDS

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Global CWI Ranking

Regional CWI Ranking

26th 11th

The Contingent Workforce Index (CWI) measures the relative ease of sourcing, hiring and retaining a contingent workforce in competing labor markets. The CWI draws from 50+ country data points for 75 countries to assign a numerical value that represents the relative difficulty of entering one labor market versus another. Countries with the highest rankings offer the most ideal workforce conditions for contingent labor. Find out more here at www.manpowergroup.com.

© ManpowerGroup Contingent Workforce Index 2015

A relative comparison of how restricted the terms and practices of contingent workforce engagement are based on a standard set of regulations

WORKFORCE REGULATION RANKING

A relative comparison of the potential productivity of a workforce based on the amount of hours an employer can pay a worker at base pay

WORKFORCE PRODUCTIVITY RANKING

A relative comparison of wage, benefits, tax and operations metrics to suggest potential cost efficiency

WORKFORCE COST EFFICIENCY RANKING

A relative comparison of the current skilled contingent workforce in each country and the likely sustainability of that workforce based on emerging and aging workforce trends

5TH

31ST

13TH

7TH

WORKFORCE AVAILABILITY RANKING

Max Contract (Single)

Labor Market Efficiency

Average Minimum Wage

Severance

Public Holidays

OT Premium

Notice Period

Standard Work Day

Parity (Full, Partial, None)

Average Monthly Wage

Total Workforce

9.0Million

4.8Thousand (USD)

36

4.7

Unemployment Rate

7.0%

0%

4.3Days

8.0Hours

Estimated # of Skilled Contingent

Workers

461.8Thousand

9.33USD

0.0

8Days

English Proficiency

90.0%

Full

Age Dependency Ratio

25.8%

5 +5+5+5+5+5+5+5+5+5+5+I

8.0Market Maturity

5 +5+5+5+5+5+5+5+5+5+5+I

6.0Regulation

NETHERLANDS