Hours worked in financial institutions the Netherlands 1995-2019
In 2019, employees worked around 153 million hours in the banking sector in the Netherlands. This is an increase when compared to the previous year. In 2019, the total amount of hours worked in the Netherlands amounted to 13.6 billion hours.
'Banking' in this statistic stands for financial institutions, except insurance and pension funding. This included economic categories like monetary intermediations (such as central banks or savings banks), financial holdings, investment funds and credit granting and other financial intermediation (like financial leasing or mortgage banks). The source defines the total amount of hours worked per year as those that employees actually worked, and does not include days off due to holiday, illness, pregnancy or parental leave. The numbers do include overtime, both paid and unpaid.
'Banking' in this statistic stands for financial institutions, except insurance and pension funding. This included economic categories like monetary intermediations (such as central banks or savings banks), financial holdings, investment funds and credit granting and other financial intermediation (like financial leasing or mortgage banks). The source defines the total amount of hours worked per year as those that employees actually worked, and does not include days off due to holiday, illness, pregnancy or parental leave. The numbers do include overtime, both paid and unpaid.
