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Amsterdam’s new city manager plans to cut 2,500 jobs: ‘We need to fundamentally restructure how we work’

Catrien Lenstra, Amsterdam’s newly appointed city manager, faces a daunting task: a reorganization aimed at making City Hall leaner, with 2,500 jobs set to go. At the same time, she wants to see more decisiveness from civil servants. ‘You can learn from mistakes. You can’t learn from doing nothing.’

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