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    From Counsel To Investigator: Why Lawyers Are Well-Placed To Run Your Investigation (Video)

    Workplace investigations are complex and often highly sensitive. They are also becoming more commonplace, partly driven by cultural change and new regulations.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Ius Laboris
    Ius Laboris
  • Article

    Can Failing To Consult Employees Lead To Fines, Delays Or Stoppages?

    In some countries a failure to consult employees when the business in which they are employed changes ownership can lead to fines or delay.
    GlobalEmployment and HR
    Ius Laboris
    Ius Laboris
  • Article

    Does The Seller Retain Liability In Employment Matters?

    When a business is sold, in the majority of jurisdictions we surveyed, the seller retains some liabilities in relation to employment matters.
    GlobalEmployment and HR
    Ius Laboris
    Ius Laboris
  • Article

    Abuse Of Company Goods Put At Disposal Of Employees

    Most companies offer a remuneration package to their employees which not only contains the fixed monthly salary, but also benefits in kind.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Van Bael & Bellis
    Van Bael & Bellis
  • Article

    Social Elections 2024: Day X-35 (Between 9 And 22 January 2024)

    On day X-35 at the latest, the employer must announce several decisions. The latter may be subject to appeal before the labour tribunal at the latest on day X-28.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Claeys & Engels
    Claeys & Engels
  • Article

    Supreme Court: Dismissed Employee Has To Prove That Damage Is Probable When Claiming Damages For A Lost Opportunity

    A contractual employee of the administration of a municipality was accused of aggressive behaviour. The municipality organised a hearing in order to investigate the accusations.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Van Olmen & Wynant
    Van Olmen & Wynant
  • Article

    Notice Periods In Belgium: Amended Rules Effective From 28 October 2023

    Earlier this year an act was adopted, limiting the maximum notice period, in the event of resignation, to 13 weeks. On 28 October 2023, this act came into force.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Loyens & Loeff
    Loyens & Loeff
  • Article

    Starting Date Of Protection Period Against Dismissal In Case Of Complaint For Violence, Harassment Or Sexual Harassment On Work Floor

    If an employee lodges a complaint for violence, harassment or sexual harassment on the work floor, (s)he is protected against dismissal during a specific period.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Van Bael & Bellis
    Van Bael & Bellis
  • Article

    Belgian Supreme Court Rules On Social Security Contributions Due On Compensation For Employees’ Neighbouring Rights

    In the case at hand, a performing artist in a musical received a monthly compensation of EUR 400 in exchange for the assignment of his neighbouring rights.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Van Bael & Bellis
    Van Bael & Bellis
  • Article

    Supreme Court Allows Improperly Collected Evidence In Civil Cases

    In a judgement of 14 June 2021, the Supreme Court ruled on a dispute over the sale of a car. The parties both claimed having agreed on a different price.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    L&E Global
    L&E Global
  • Article

    Supreme Court Rules On Consequences Of Nullity Of Bonus Plan That Is Drafted In The Wrong Language

    In Belgium, the language rules for the use of documents in social relations (from employers to employees) are very strict and of public order.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Van Olmen & Wynant
    Van Olmen & Wynant
  • Article

    Constitutional Court Annuls Article 70 § 4 And Part Of Article 97 Of Law Governing Unified Status Of Blue Collar And White Collar Workers With Regard To Notice Periods, First Day Of Unpaid Sick Leave And Accompanying Measures

    Article 97 of the Law stipulates that blue collar workers who fall under the scope of Article 70 of the Law are excluded from the termination compensation, which is paid by the federal employment agency.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Van Bael & Bellis
    Van Bael & Bellis
  • Article

    Economic Dependency Characterises Employment Relationships In Belgium?

    A discussion on the Government's effort to combat fake self-employed arrangements and so-called 'social fraud', and to increase revenues for the social security system.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Allen & Overy
    Allen & Overy
  • Article

    Searching Professional Inboxes And Discovering Serious Cause For Dismissal: Employers Beware!

    In the case at hand, the employer accessed the professional mailbox of an employee while she was on leave presumably in order to handle a customer request.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Van Bael & Bellis
    Van Bael & Bellis
  • Article

    APAC Quarterly Newsletter, August 2026

    Explore key employment law updates shaping the business landscape across the APAC region, including labour reforms, AI regulation, expanded employee protections, and significant court decisions that are transforming workplace practices throughout Asia-Pacific.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Ius Laboris
    Ius Laboris
  • Article

    Termination For ‘Just Cause': Unfounded On The Basis Of Unlawfully Obtained Evidence

    The Brussels' Labour Court recently ruled that the evidence that an employer had gathered after exploring its employee's email inbox was unlawful. The employer's subsequent termination for ‘just cause'...
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    ALTIUS
    ALTIUS
  • Article

    When Is There A Cumulation Of Indemnities If A Pregnant Employee Is Dismissed?

    Pregnant employees enjoy a certain degree of protection against dismissal.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Claeys & Engels
    Claeys & Engels
  • Article

    Crossborder Dispute Rules

    These are fixed procedural rules, from which employer and employee may deviate only by mutual agreement. An employer may not deliberately circumvent...
    European UnionEmployment and HR
    Ius Laboris
    Ius Laboris
  • Article

    The Social Criminal Code Became Effective On 1 July 2011

    The law introducing the Social Criminal Code became effective on 1 July 2011.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Peeters
    Peeters
  • Article

    European Social Partners And Commission Sign Pact For Social Dialogue

    On 5 March 2025, the European Commission and the European cross-industry social partners have concluded a Pact for Social Dialogue in which they take joint initiatives to strengthen social dialogue at EU level.
    BelgiumEmployment and HR
    Van Olmen & Wynant
    Van Olmen & Wynant

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