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Au Pair Agency Nina Care Declared Bankrupt in Noord-Holland

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What happened

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The au pair agency Nina Care was declared bankrupt by the District Court of Noord-Holland earlier this week. Rocco Mulder confirmed he is managing the insolvency proceedings for the agency, which was one of the largest in the Netherlands. The bankruptcy petition was filed by a former employee who claimed the company owed tens of thousands of euros.

From nltimes.nl

Why it matters

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The bankruptcy follows financial difficulties stemming from past abuses, including inadequate screening of au pairs and damage claims from both clients and employees. The agency had previously lost its operating license from the Immigration and Naturalization Service due to these issues.

From nltimes.nl

Who's involved

  • HollandThe jurisdiction where the bankruptcy proceedings took place in Noord-Holland.
  • MulderThe bankruptcy administrator handling the insolvency of Nina Care.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • HollandSpeculative

    The bankruptcy of a major au pair agency could affect the demand for au pair services in the region.

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