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Dutch Association of Journalists (NVJ)

Union · Netherlands · Founded in 1884 · 7,567 members in 2024 · 5 rates documents · 15 figures

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About NVJ

The Nederlandse Vereniging van Journalisten (NVJ) is a Dutch professional association and trade union for journalists and media workers. Founded in 1884, it represents employees, freelancers and other media professionals, negotiates collective agreements and advocates fair rates and working conditions.

Summary written with AI from public sources, checked 9 Nov 2026. Sources: nvj.nl, en.wikipedia.org, linkedin.com

What they publish

Their latest figures

Printed6 3.489,48 5.282,85 DocumentDutch publishing collective agreement, daily newspaper journalists salary scales 2025-2027 · Collective agreement StatusIn force · 1 Jan 2026
Printed3 2.790,99 3.552,02 DocumentDutch publishing collective agreement, daily newspaper journalists salary scales 2025-2027 · Collective agreement StatusIn force · 1 Jan 2026
Printed8 5.115,64 7.060,20 DocumentDutch publishing collective agreement, daily newspaper journalists salary scales 2025-2027 · Collective agreement StatusIn force · 1 Jan 2026
PrintedHet rechtsvermoedentarief bedroeg op 1 januari 2026 €38 per uur. DocumentDutch presumption-of-employment hourly threshold, 2026 · Statutory minimum StatusIn force · 1 Jan 2026
PrintedJournalisten met minder dan vijf jaar werkervaring – juniors – verdienden begin 2025 per maand gemiddeld 3400 euro bruto DocumentNVJ labour market monitor 2025: freelance earnings per billable hour and junior staff pay · Survey StatusIn force · 1 Jan 2025

Its federation

EFJ

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