It combines two tasks which tend to be separate in other countries. It is the accounting centre for budgetary and economic policy and at the same time an independent research centre preparing economic forecasts and analyses. Prominent on the research agenda of CPB are topics such as the labour market, social security and taxation, the knowledge-based economy and technology, regulation and competition, infrastructure, environment, and European integration. CPB provides a professional research environment with excellent opportunities for further development of knowledge and competence. The centre employs almost 160 people, including about 90 economists.
Researchers work in small units which foster team spirit and mutual cooperation.
We are looking for international economists with research experience in European integration, labour economics and micro-economics. Candidates should have good communication skills and excellent writing skills in English. Some knowledge of the Dutch language will be considered an advantage. Visiting positions are also available. Salary and benefits according to experience and qualifications.