Would you like to pass on information about serious crime, fraud or exploitation, and need to be sure that your identity will remain protected because you would otherwise be at risk of dismissal or threats? Then call the Team Criminal Intelligence (TCI) of the Netherlands Labour Authority.
- Call +316 10 21 34 45 (labour exploitation, income and work).
- Call +316 29 74 44 68 (healthcare fraud).
The TCI is available from Monday to Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. If no one answers, try again later or wait until you are called back with no caller ID.
For your own safety, the TCI can only be contacted by telephone. This means that no information is recorded in emails, app messages, and so on.
Crimes about which you can call the TCI:
- Labour exploitation through human trafficking.
- Organised fraud involving subsidies, benefits, healthcare subsidies or healthcare facilities.
- Illegal employment through people smuggling.
- Forgery relating to pay, working hours, working conditions or workplace accidents.
- Money laundering in bogus constructions.
It is important that you are alone when you call. During the telephone call, you tell a TCI staff member, in broad terms, what is going on. After the telephone call, the TCI assesses whether an appointment should be made with you at a location to discuss the crime in more detail. If you secretly provide information to the Netherlands Labour Authority's Investigation Service, you are an informant.
The TCI guarantees your anonymity to the outside world. However, the TCI staff member does need some information from you. For example, your name and date of birth are needed to establish your identity. The staff member will also ask for your telephone number in order to arrange to meet you at a location. The TCI is a small specialist team. No one outside that team can access your information. Your information will not be shared with anyone else under any circumstances.
If you would like to report something else, go to the page report.