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Return to the office in June; Working from home no longer compulsory
Beginning June 9, you will be able to progressively schedule comeback sessions for up to 20% of your staff at the same time. Each employee will be [...]
Corona tips: Appropriate ventilation at low cost
The pandemic has reminded everyone of the importance of good ventilation and airing rooms. But what policies do you need to put in place as an employer [...]
Five reasons you should invest in training your team
Employee retention: training employees to fit organisation roles creates opportunities to retain motivated employees who already know your organisation’s culture, have knowledge and experience of your organisation, and [...]
Back to the office in June? Get ready now
According to Attentia, staff working from home will be able to gradually return to the workplace starting in June. Start preparing now so you can be safe and efficient. [...]
Resignations are down in the Belgian workforce
No surprises here but a confirmation from a Securex study: In 2020 employees played it safe by holding on to their jobs in this health crisis. Job opportunities are [...]
The mobility budget, what is it and how do you use it?
The mobility budget applies to all employees that have a car company or that are eligible to have one. What’s the mobility budget all about? It allows [...]
Maternity leave
The law now grants fifteen weeks of maternity leave to all mothers, even those who had to stop work early. […]
Lunch vouchers and other cheques – extended validity
The royal decree published on 4 June confirms that the validity of any lunch vouchers, ecocheques or 'cheques-cadeaux' that were due to expire between March and June 2020 will be [...]
Temporary unemployment for coronavirus extended until 30 June
The Government will extend the temporary unemployment measures for a further month when they expire on 31 May. […]
Special corona parental leave for May/June 2020
Employees who have been working for at least one month can reduce their working schedule by 1/5th or ½ for their children under 12, during the period from 1st [...]
Start your own Business Seminar 2020
Start your own business in Belgium - Online Edition Thursday 14 May 2020 Welcome to 2020 edition of Belgium's premier business start up event. This event is dedicated to [...]
Employing students
As you know, it is relatively inexpensive to employ students in Belgium because you and they pay less social security than other employees – the employer pays 5.42 % of [...]
Get work permits faster
The Belgian authorities have recently taken a series of measures to speed up the work permit application process. Last year the authorities introduced a single permit (permis unique [...]
Holding your General Assembly: New COVID-19 rules for companies and non-profits
Over the last weekend, the Belgian Minister of Justice Koen Geens, adopted a special decree to enable companies and associations registered in Belgium to meet their legal obligations with [...]
Belgian Ministry of Finance postpones all reporting and payment deadlines
The Belgian Federal Ministry of Finance has just announced a series of measures for all self-employed people ('independent') to help us through the COVID-19 pandemic. The deadline for quarterly [...]
Coronavirus action points for employers
If your business has collapsed or is experiencing a dramatic decrease in sales following the special measures introduced in Belgium on 13 March you can [...]
Coronavirus action points for self-employed
If your business has collapsed following the special measures introduced in Belgium on 13th March you can apply to have your social security payments delayed. Apply via your social [...]
Adaptation of legislation in Brussels and Wallonia for single work permits for highly qualified and director level employees
Legislation on work permits is a shared competence of the different regions and the Federal level. In other words, each region can imprint its own accent on a national [...]
Maternity leave
The law now grants fifteen weeks of maternity leave to all mothers, even those who had to stop work early. […]
Lunch vouchers and other cheques – extended validity
The royal decree published on 4 June confirms that the validity of any lunch vouchers, ecocheques or 'cheques-cadeaux' that were due to expire between March and June 2020 will be [...]
Temporary unemployment for coronavirus extended until 30 June
The Government will extend the temporary unemployment measures for a further month when they expire on 31 May. […]
Special corona parental leave for May/June 2020
Employees who have been working for at least one month can reduce their working schedule by 1/5th or ½ for their children under 12, during the period from 1st [...]
Start your own Business Seminar 2020
Start your own business in Belgium - Online Edition Thursday 14 May 2020 Welcome to 2020 edition of Belgium's premier business start up event. This event is dedicated to [...]
Employing students
As you know, it is relatively inexpensive to employ students in Belgium because you and they pay less social security than other employees – the employer pays 5.42 % of [...]
Get work permits faster
The Belgian authorities have recently taken a series of measures to speed up the work permit application process. Last year the authorities introduced a single permit (permis unique [...]
Holding your General Assembly: New COVID-19 rules for companies and non-profits
Over the last weekend, the Belgian Minister of Justice Koen Geens, adopted a special decree to enable companies and associations registered in Belgium to meet their legal obligations with [...]
Belgian Ministry of Finance postpones all reporting and payment deadlines
The Belgian Federal Ministry of Finance has just announced a series of measures for all self-employed people ('independent') to help us through the COVID-19 pandemic. The deadline for quarterly [...]
Coronavirus action points for employers
If your business has collapsed or is experiencing a dramatic decrease in sales following the special measures introduced in Belgium on 13 March you can [...]
Coronavirus action points for self-employed
If your business has collapsed following the special measures introduced in Belgium on 13th March you can apply to have your social security payments delayed. Apply via your social [...]
Adaptation of legislation in Brussels and Wallonia for single work permits for highly qualified and director level employees
Legislation on work permits is a shared competence of the different regions and the Federal level. In other words, each region can imprint its own accent on a national [...]
Maternity leave
The law now grants fifteen weeks of maternity leave to all mothers, even those who had to stop work early. […]
Lunch vouchers and other cheques – extended validity
The royal decree published on 4 June confirms that the validity of any lunch vouchers, ecocheques or 'cheques-cadeaux' that were due to expire between March and June 2020 will be [...]
Temporary unemployment for coronavirus extended until 30 June
The Government will extend the temporary unemployment measures for a further month when they expire on 31 May. […]
Special corona parental leave for May/June 2020
Employees who have been working for at least one month can reduce their working schedule by 1/5th or ½ for their children under 12, during the period from 1st [...]
Start your own Business Seminar 2020
Start your own business in Belgium - Online Edition Thursday 14 May 2020 Welcome to 2020 edition of Belgium's premier business start up event. This event is dedicated to [...]
Employing students
As you know, it is relatively inexpensive to employ students in Belgium because you and they pay less social security than other employees – the employer pays 5.42 % of [...]
Get work permits faster
The Belgian authorities have recently taken a series of measures to speed up the work permit application process. Last year the authorities introduced a single permit (permis unique [...]
Holding your General Assembly: New COVID-19 rules for companies and non-profits
Over the last weekend, the Belgian Minister of Justice Koen Geens, adopted a special decree to enable companies and associations registered in Belgium to meet their legal obligations with [...]
Belgian Ministry of Finance postpones all reporting and payment deadlines
The Belgian Federal Ministry of Finance has just announced a series of measures for all self-employed people ('independent') to help us through the COVID-19 pandemic. The deadline for quarterly [...]
Coronavirus action points for employers
If your business has collapsed or is experiencing a dramatic decrease in sales following the special measures introduced in Belgium on 13 March you can [...]
Coronavirus action points for self-employed
If your business has collapsed following the special measures introduced in Belgium on 13th March you can apply to have your social security payments delayed. Apply via your social [...]
Adaptation of legislation in Brussels and Wallonia for single work permits for highly qualified and director level employees
Legislation on work permits is a shared competence of the different regions and the Federal level. In other words, each region can imprint its own accent on a national [...]
Maternity leave
The law now grants fifteen weeks of maternity leave to all mothers, even those who had to stop work early. […]
Lunch vouchers and other cheques – extended validity
The royal decree published on 4 June confirms that the validity of any lunch vouchers, ecocheques or 'cheques-cadeaux' that were due to expire between March and June 2020 will be [...]
Temporary unemployment for coronavirus extended until 30 June
The Government will extend the temporary unemployment measures for a further month when they expire on 31 May. […]
Special corona parental leave for May/June 2020
Employees who have been working for at least one month can reduce their working schedule by 1/5th or ½ for their children under 12, during the period from 1st [...]
Start your own Business Seminar 2020
Start your own business in Belgium - Online Edition Thursday 14 May 2020 Welcome to 2020 edition of Belgium's premier business start up event. This event is dedicated to [...]
Employing students
As you know, it is relatively inexpensive to employ students in Belgium because you and they pay less social security than other employees – the employer pays 5.42 % of [...]
Get work permits faster
The Belgian authorities have recently taken a series of measures to speed up the work permit application process. Last year the authorities introduced a single permit (permis unique [...]
Holding your General Assembly: New COVID-19 rules for companies and non-profits
Over the last weekend, the Belgian Minister of Justice Koen Geens, adopted a special decree to enable companies and associations registered in Belgium to meet their legal obligations with [...]
Belgian Ministry of Finance postpones all reporting and payment deadlines
The Belgian Federal Ministry of Finance has just announced a series of measures for all self-employed people ('independent') to help us through the COVID-19 pandemic. The deadline for quarterly [...]
Coronavirus action points for employers
If your business has collapsed or is experiencing a dramatic decrease in sales following the special measures introduced in Belgium on 13 March you can [...]
Coronavirus action points for self-employed
If your business has collapsed following the special measures introduced in Belgium on 13th March you can apply to have your social security payments delayed. Apply via your social [...]
Adaptation of legislation in Brussels and Wallonia for single work permits for highly qualified and director level employees
Legislation on work permits is a shared competence of the different regions and the Federal level. In other words, each region can imprint its own accent on a national [...]
Return to the office in June; Working from home no longer compulsory
Beginning June 9, you will be able to progressively schedule comeback sessions for up to 20% of your staff at the same time. Each employee will be [...]
Corona tips: Appropriate ventilation at low cost
The pandemic has reminded everyone of the importance of good ventilation and airing rooms. But what policies do you need to put in place as an employer [...]
Five reasons you should invest in training your team
Employee retention: training employees to fit organisation roles creates opportunities to retain motivated employees who already know your organisation’s culture, have knowledge and experience of your organisation, and [...]
Back to the office in June? Get ready now
According to Attentia, staff working from home will be able to gradually return to the workplace starting in June. Start preparing now so you can be safe and efficient. [...]
Resignations are down in the Belgian workforce
No surprises here but a confirmation from a Securex study: In 2020 employees played it safe by holding on to their jobs in this health crisis. Job opportunities are [...]
The mobility budget, what is it and how do you use it?
The mobility budget applies to all employees that have a car company or that are eligible to have one. What’s the mobility budget all about? It allows [...]
Return to the office in June; Working from home no longer compulsory
Beginning June 9, you will be able to progressively schedule comeback sessions for up to 20% of your staff at the same time. Each employee will be [...]
Corona tips: Appropriate ventilation at low cost
The pandemic has reminded everyone of the importance of good ventilation and airing rooms. But what policies do you need to put in place as an employer [...]
Five reasons you should invest in training your team
Employee retention: training employees to fit organisation roles creates opportunities to retain motivated employees who already know your organisation’s culture, have knowledge and experience of your organisation, and [...]
Back to the office in June? Get ready now
According to Attentia, staff working from home will be able to gradually return to the workplace starting in June. Start preparing now so you can be safe and efficient. [...]
Resignations are down in the Belgian workforce
No surprises here but a confirmation from a Securex study: In 2020 employees played it safe by holding on to their jobs in this health crisis. Job opportunities are [...]
The mobility budget, what is it and how do you use it?
The mobility budget applies to all employees that have a car company or that are eligible to have one. What’s the mobility budget all about? It allows [...]
Return to the office in June; Working from home no longer compulsory
Beginning June 9, you will be able to progressively schedule comeback sessions for up to 20% of your staff at the same time. Each employee will be [...]
Corona tips: Appropriate ventilation at low cost
The pandemic has reminded everyone of the importance of good ventilation and airing rooms. But what policies do you need to put in place as an employer [...]
Five reasons you should invest in training your team
Employee retention: training employees to fit organisation roles creates opportunities to retain motivated employees who already know your organisation’s culture, have knowledge and experience of your organisation, and [...]
Back to the office in June? Get ready now
According to Attentia, staff working from home will be able to gradually return to the workplace starting in June. Start preparing now so you can be safe and efficient. [...]
Resignations are down in the Belgian workforce
No surprises here but a confirmation from a Securex study: In 2020 employees played it safe by holding on to their jobs in this health crisis. Job opportunities are [...]
The mobility budget, what is it and how do you use it?
The mobility budget applies to all employees that have a car company or that are eligible to have one. What’s the mobility budget all about? It allows [...]
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