No individual feedback to the employer.
- What exactly is Huursterk?
- Does HR see individual answers or files?
- Does this steer employees towards legal steps?
Clear answers to the questions employers and employees ask first about privacy, use and follow-up.
No individual feedback to the employer.
The employee decides whether to participate and talk.
Reporting only above the group threshold.
Huursterk is a preventive housing-stress provision for employers. Employees get early clarity, confidence and grip around their housing situation. Employers receive only group insight, never individual case information.
No. HR and managers see no individual answers, no names, no documents and no conversation content.
No. Huursterk is designed to reduce uncertainty early. Often explanation, timing and a calm next step are enough. A procedure is never the starting point.
No. Huursterk is specifically meant to avoid extra HR caseload. HR facilitates access; Huursterk handles the check, any conversations and the group insight.
No. Participation is voluntary. Employees decide for themselves whether they complete the check and whether they want extra support.
No individual housing information. Only aggregated trends and themes at sufficient group size.
Yes. Huursterk complements existing provisions where housing uncertainty is the source of stress, not only the way someone copes with it.
Employees in the rental market, especially starters, young professionals, international employees and employees in urban regions.
Through minimal data processing, clear information upfront, separated roles and reporting at group level. The employer never receives individual results.
Then an employee can schedule a confidential check-in sooner. Even then, the content stays out of the employer's view unless the employee decides to share something.