Flexible work is growing: this is what the trends mean for your organization

16 - 01 - 2026

Recent research shows that the demand for flexible and specialized workers in the Netherlands continues to grow. For companies, this means that strategic workforce planning is becoming more important than ever. Mondial Uitzend closely monitors these developments and supports organizations in anticipating changes in the labor market in a timely manner.

Over the past twelve months, we've seen a significant increase in the need for temporary professionals across various sectors, including logistics, technology, and manufacturing. This is due to several factors: changing demand patterns, seasonal peaks, and the growing shortage of specific skills.

At Mondial Uitzend, we find that companies that identify their staffing needs early on find the right fit faster and more efficiently. Our data analysis shows that organizations that strategically deploy flexible staff can better respond to peak demand without overloading their permanent teams.

In addition, the importance of training and retraining temporary workers is growing. Companies that invest in this not only see higher productivity but also increased satisfaction and retention among flexible workers.

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