SOAP for your sector

    SOAP is built for organisations that hire multiple people at once. See per sector what is happening in the labour market and how SOAP helps you hire.

    Care

    Care faces large and growing staff shortages.

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    Logistics and transport

    Drivers and logistics staff have been scarce for years, and the pool of experienced drivers keeps ageing.

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    Construction and engineering

    No sector has as many vacancies per job as construction, and technical tradespeople are among the hardest roles to fill in the Netherlands.

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    Security

    The security industry has struggled for years to find new security officers fast enough.

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    Manufacturing

    Tens of thousands of vacancies are open in industry in the Netherlands, often for multiple people at once and in shift work.

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    Facility and cleaning

    Cleaning and facility companies in the Netherlands have thousands of open vacancies and a lot of turnover.

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    Automotive and bodywork

    Car mechanics, bodywork repairers and vehicle painters are among the scarcest skilled workers in the Netherlands.

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    Childcare

    Childcare in the Netherlands has faced a staff shortage for years, leading to waiting lists for parents.

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    Hospitality

    The hospitality sector in the Netherlands has to fill tens of thousands of vacancies every year, often with young and new staff.

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    Retail

    Trade has more open vacancies than any other sector in the Netherlands.

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    Customer service

    In many regions of the Netherlands, demand for customer service staff still outstrips supply.

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    Hiring staff in your sector?

    In a Recruitment Strategy Call we look together at your vacancies, your region and which channels suit you best. No obligation.