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    Resumption Of The Social Election Procedures 2020: Are You Ready? - Employment Law

    After being suspended for more than five months because of the COVID-19-pandemic, the 2020 social elections procedures have resumed in the 7.000 companies concerned by these elections.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Eversheds Sutherland
    Eversheds Sutherland
  • Article

    The Supreme Court Clarifies The Concept Of Serious Cause - The Harm Suffered By The Employer May Play A Role In Assessing The Severity Of The Misconduct

    In a judgment of 6 February 2023, the Supreme Court ruled that when assessing a serious cause, the court may not as such disregard the harm suffered by the employer when determining the severity of the shortcoming.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
Claeys & Engels
Claeys & Engels
  • Article

    Belgian Court Awards Compensation For Dismissal Of Data Protection Officer

    Under the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation, a Data Protection Officer (DPO) cannot be dismissed or penalised for performing their duties.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Ius Laboris
    Ius Laboris
  • Article

    Proposed Legal Framework Would Require Employers To Justify Dismissal Of Contract Workers In The Public Sector

    On January 18, 2024, the Belgium government submitted a draft law that would require employers to justify their decisions to dismiss contractual employees in the public sector.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Littler Mendelson
    Littler Mendelson
  • Article

    Introducing Delphius: Smarter Answers To Global Employment Law Questions

    In a fast-moving regulatory environment, HR and legal teams are under constant pressure to find reliable answers quickly...
    GlobalEmployment and HR
    Ius Laboris
    Ius Laboris
  • Article

    Manifestly Unreasonable Dismissal, Reasons For Dismissal And Prior Hearing For Public Sector Contractual Workers

    On 29 February 2024, the Federal Parliament adopted the law on the reasons for dismissal and for manifestly unreasonable dismissals of public sector contractual workers.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Claeys & Engels
    Claeys & Engels
  • Article

    From Certification To Termination: Managing Sickness Absence Across Belgium, Italy And The Netherlands

    In Belgium, employers must generally accept a valid medical certificate when an employee reports sickness absence.
    GlobalEmployment and HR
    Ius Laboris
    Ius Laboris
  • Article

    Obligation To Provide Reasons For Dismissal

    Pursuant to CBA 109, employees are entitled to be informed in writing about the reason for their dismissal.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Van Bael & Bellis
    Van Bael & Bellis
  • Article

    Mental Health In The Workplace: How Far Do Employers’ Obligations Extend?

    World Mental Health Day highlights the growing recognition that workplace mental health extends beyond physical safety to include psychosocial risks like stress, harassment, and excessive workloads. This analysis examines how Mexico and Colombia are addressing employers' obligations to identify workplace mental health risks, provide employee protections, and implement support mechanisms while navigating the complex intersection of disability law, anti-discrimination principles
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Ius Laboris
    Ius Laboris
  • Article

    HR Law Focus Newsletter No.4

    Our "HR Law Focus" newsletter is released every time we judge that new legislation or case law might be important for your business.
    European UnionEmployment and HR
    Fieldfisher
    Fieldfisher
  • Article

    Be Aware November 2019

    The "occult protection period" ("période de protection occulte"/"occulte beschermingsperiode") will start between 12 and 25 January 2020 (X-30)
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    DLA Piper UK LLP
    DLA Piper UK LLP
  • Article

    Le SPF Emploi, Travail et Concertation sociale publie les formulaires mis à jour pour les licenciements collectifs

    Les employeurs qui envisagent un licenciement collectif doivent désormais tenir compte des formulaires mis à jour par le SPF ETCS. Tant le formulaire d'annonce...
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Claeys & Engels
    Claeys & Engels
  • Article

    The Mons Labour Court's Addition Of A New Condition For The Validity Of A Non-Solicitation Clause : The Beginning Of A New Era?

    In a recently-published judgment the Mons Labour Court has shed new light on the validity of a so-called non-solicitation clause in an employment contract...
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    ALTIUS
    ALTIUS
  • Article

    Three Months' Protection Indemnity For A Dismissed DPO

    In a recent judgment,[1] the French-speaking section of the Brussels Labour Court confirmed that a Data Protection Officer (DPO) may not be penalised or dismissed for reasons related to his/her function as a DPO.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    ALTIUS
    ALTIUS
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    Managing Restructurings In APAC: Legal, Practical And People Considerations

    Restructuring exercises in Malaysia, Singapore and India require careful attention to legal compliance, employee communication and procedural fairness. Through analysis of recent case law including Lazada, AirAsia X and Salunkhe decisions, this article examines how poor execution can trigger regulatory scrutiny, reputational damage and costly reinstatement orders.
    GlobalEmployment and HR
    Ius Laboris
    Ius Laboris
  • Article

    Licenciement Des Travailleurs Contractuels Du Secteur Public : La Fin D'Une Saga?

    Ca y est, la loi du 13 mars 2024 sur la motivation des licenciements et des licenciements manifestement déraisonnables des travailleurs contractuels du secteur...
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Xirius
    Xirius
  • Article

    De wettelijke interestvoet voor 2024 bedraagt 5,75%

    Deze interestvoet wordt elk jaar herzien volgens een bij wet bepaalde regel. Evolutie van de wettelijke interestvoet sinds 2014...
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Claeys & Engels
    Claeys & Engels
  • Article

    Sick Leave And Social Media Posting During The World Cup: Can Employers Take Action?

    When employees on sick leave share photos of festivals, sports activities, or travel on social media, employers across Luxembourg, Belgium, and the Netherlands face complex questions...
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Loyens & Loeff
    Loyens & Loeff
  • Article

    De cumul van beschermings- en schadevergoedingen in geval van ontslag van een zwangere en zieke werkneemster: een ‘en-en-en-verhaal'

    Met een arrest van 4 januari 2024 gaf het arbeidshof te Antwerpen een vervolg aan een vonnis van de arbeidsrechtbank van 18 oktober 2022.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Claeys & Engels
    Claeys & Engels
  • Article

    Falling Asleep At Work After The World Cup Final: Could This Justify Disciplinary Action?

    As the 2026 FIFA World Cup captivates fans worldwide, employers across Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg face a unique workplace challenge: employees arriving exhausted after late-night matches. This analysis examines whether falling asleep at work due to World Cup-related fatigue constitutes grounds for immediate dismissal, exploring the legal frameworks and thresholds for gross misconduct in each jurisdiction. The article also addresses critical data protection risks that arise when fatigued employ
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Loyens & Loeff
    Loyens & Loeff
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