Working conditions

Employees during a meeting outside at Woudestein campus.

You will receive an attractive employment conditions package from us. We offer a good salary according to the CAO Dutch Universities (CAO-NU), supplemented with excellent secondary employment conditions. In addition, we have various additional arrangements to optimally support both your work and private life.

Salary

A market-conform salary according to the national collective labor agreement (CAO) of Dutch universities, tailored to your position and level and an end of year bonus of 8,3 percent.

Personal development

An annual career budget of €500, three development days per year and dozens of courses and training options.

Benefits

Cycling to work? 278 employees already use our 'Bicycle Reimbursement Scheme'.
Portrait photo of Anil Kalkan, employee EDIS.

Career opportunities

'The university gave me the opportunity to do a course while I was working at the IT Service Desk that gave me the right certifications to climb up the ladder. So when a position became available in the 'Workplace Services' team, I applied for it and got it.'

Anil Kalkan

Employee Workplace Services (IT)

A group of three employees working together behind their laptops.
Brooke Cagle (Unsplash)

A safe work environment

We believe it is important that you feel safe and heard in your workplace. If this is not the case, you can (anonymously) contact Safe@EUR, the reporting point for unwanted behavior. They will support you and can refer you to appropriate help, if you want and/or need it.

Little ones on the way?

You get partially paid parental leave and partners get fully paid additional maternity leave

Holiday

You get 41 days off when working 40 hours a week

Insurance

Discount on collective insurances of Zilveren Kruis, Achmea or Allianz

Leadership

We offer a large-scale leadership development programme

How Renske Keizer's research contributed to more generous paternity leave

Family sociologist Renske Keizer (ESSB) has advocated for an extension of paternity leave for fathers for a long time.

Portrait photo of prof.dr. Renske Keizer at Woudestein campus.

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