Overheidvac
Policy, legal and public-service talent in the Netherlands.
linkedin.com
Specialised
Netherlands
Paid
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Overview
Policy, legal and public-service talent in the Netherlands. The official site names policy adviser, legal and communications work as representative government vacancies. Public-purpose context, administrative level and the citizen or policy impact should be explicit.
Who Overheidvac works for
Best for: Best used for Dutch government and public-sector roles. Less suitable for: The focused audience becomes a limitation when the occupation or location falls outside the board's stated scope. Pair with: Add Nationale Vacaturebank when broader occupational or geographic discovery matters.
How it fits your channel mix
Treat Overheidvac as the precise paid layer in the mix. Nationale Vacaturebank adds breadth beyond its core audience, while Tailr keeps both placements attached to the same vacancy.
Prices
Overheidvac has no organic route. Distribution is paid only, limited to the Netherlands, priced as a 20% markup over Tailr's base distribution cost.
Tailr wholesale pricing (USD)
Package | Duration | Price |
|---|---|---|
Premium Posting. Niche Dutch listing with employer branding and network distribution | 60 days | $455 |
Premium Highlighted Job Ad. Adds homepage priority and social promotion | 60 days | $580 |
Prices exclude tax.
Requirements
Use recognised trade titles, qualification details and a precise workplace. A generalist board alongside Overheidvac can reach candidates with transferable skills who do not yet identify with this sector.
Post a Job
Select Overheidvac at publish and choose the product that fits the role. Overheidvac receives the ad and publishes it on its own schedule, and applications land in your Tailr pipeline alongside every other channel.
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Updated August 2026
