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ARTICLE · 19 FEBRUARY 2014

New Rules Regarding Outplacement

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Outplacement will be extended to all employees who are entitled to a notice period or corresponding notice indemnity of at least 30 weeks.

BelgiumEmployment and HR

The Law of 26 December 2013, concerning the introduction of the unified status between blue collar and white collar workers regarding the notice periods, first day of unpaid sick leave and accompanying measures (Wet betreffende de invoering van een eenheidsstatuut tussen arbeiders en bedienden inzake de opzeggingstermijnen en de carenzdag en begeleidende maatregelen; Loi concernant l'introduction d'un statut unique entre ouvriers et employés en ce qui concerne les délais de préavis et le jour de carence ainsi que de mesures d'accompagnement), also broadens the right to outplacement for dismissed employees.

In addition to the existing system of outplacement as from the age of 45, which will become the residual system (only applicable if the employee is not entitled to outplacement under the new outplacement system), outplacement will be extended to all employees who are entitled to a notice period or corresponding notice indemnity of at least 30 weeks (as of 9 years'

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