Emanuel Boeminghaus wrote that the Dutch government plans to cut around 25,000 of the current 160,000 civil service positions by 2035. Police and defense are excluded from this. By 2027, 900 million euros should be saved, and by 2035, 3.5 billion euros annually. The number of civil servants has nearly doubled since 2018. The government aims to digitize administrative processes, eliminate tasks, and use artificial intelligence to simplify or replace work. Concrete proposals are to follow in early 2027. Boeminghaus also pointed to a public debt ratio of about 44 percent and a budget deficit of approximately 1.9 percent of economic output. He described the planned cuts as a signal for Europe and cited the Handelsblatt from October 26, 2026, as the source. https://t.co/kA76VVTHEc #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Stellenabbau #Niederlande (translated)












