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In order to calculate the notice period, when making an employee redundant, the employee’s behaviour will not be taken into account. On the other ha…
Read MoreSocial security – Hospital care needed during a temporary stay in another Member State – Lack of right to assistance from the competent institution to…
Read MoreThe ECJ’s case law interprets the notion of “transfer of undertakings” in such a broad way that it considers in certain cases that the existence of a …
Read MoreCompanies are increasingly granting reimbursements of lump sum amounts to employees for costs paid by the employees for the account of their employer.…
Read MoreOudere werknemers die bij dezelfde werkgever en met diens instemming, een overstap maken van zwaar werk naar lichter werk en hierdoor inkomensverlies …
Read MoreOlder employees who transfer from heavy work duties to lighter work – while in service for the same employer and with his consent– and suffer a income…
Read MoreIn Belgium, all supplementary pension schemes must comply with the Law of 28 April 2003 on Supplementary Pensions (abbreviated as “WAP”). It is genera…
Read MoreThe Omnibus Act of 23 December 2009 (the "Act"), published in the Belgian State Gazette on 30 December 2009, recently introduced a number of measures …
Read MoreIn principle, management staff or trusted workers who receive a high salary are not entitled to overtime pay unless the parties have agreed otherwise.…
Read MoreAuparavant, lorsque l’employeur était contrôlé par l’ONSS sur les remboursements forfaitaires de frais qu’il accordait à ses travailleurs, il appart…
Read MoreIn Belgium, all supplementary pension schemes must comply with the Law of 28 April 2003 on Supplementary Pensions (abbreviated as “WAP”). It is gene…
Read MoreAccording to Article 20, 1° of the Act on employment contracts, employers must, in principle and amongst other, provide their employees with the aid, …
Read MoreThe Court of First Instance of Brussels recently (16 April 2010) ruled that capital losses on shares recharged by a non-resident parent company to i…
Read MoreThere has been a recent public outcry in Belgium over the extremely large bonuses and severance packages granted to certain company directors. At the …
Read MoreSince 1 March 2010[1] stricter rules apply to time credit benefits granted by the National Employment Office (hereinafter “NEO”).
Read MoreUntil 1 April 2010, two types of social security contributions were due by the employer on bridge pensions. The first was paid to the NPO (National Pe…
Read MoreSince 1 March 2010[1] stricter rules apply to time credit benefits granted by the National Employment Office (hereinafter “NEO”).
Read MoreThe current European airspace closures due to volcanic ash from Iceland have left many employees stranded at their holiday destinations or on business…
Read MoreAs of 10 January 2010, new rules have to be applied when calculating compensation for the dismissal of workers with reduced working hours during a par…
Read MoreOn March 18 2010 the Senate approved the new Corporate Governance Act, which had already been approved by the Chamber of Deputies. The new act will be…
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