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Last activity 08 August 2012 by rjogsifjg
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Yes it is. They can not deny you the rights that you have under the Schengen agreement and its directive on the right to move and reside freely, but you do need to register yourself as an immigrant and get a permit to stay. You do not need a work permit to work in the Netherlands if you have a European nationality.
Hope this helped. Good luck in your future endeavors! 
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