Politics · Netherlands · 1 day ago
Suspected discrimination at UWV may reflect a wider problem
Suspected discrimination has been identified within UWV, an organization that looks for benefit fraud.
The concern is that this may not be an isolated case.
Discrimination can be more deeply rooted in organizations than many employers recognize.
UWV uses risk profiles as part of efforts to find people suspected of benefit fraud.
The question is whether these profiles are still the right tool.
The concern matters because the way an organization searches for fraud may also raise questions about discrimination.
No decision about changing the use of risk profiles is stated.
Possible discrimination within UWV may reflect a deeper problem, rather than an isolated incident.
The article says discrimination is more deeply rooted in organizations than many employers want to acknowledge.
It raises questions about whether risk profiles are still the right tool for finding benefit fraud.
- Who
- UWV and organizations where discrimination may be more deeply rooted than employers acknowledge.
- What
- Possible discrimination within UWV is described as not an isolated incident. The article questions the use of risk profiles to find benefit fraud.
- When
- Published on 10 October 2026.
- Where
- UWV; a more specific location is not stated.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Organization
- UWV
- Issue
- Suspected discrimination
- Tool under question
- Risk profiles
- Purpose of profiles
- Finding benefit fraud







