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ARTICLE · 15 JANUARY 2013

The December 2012 Programme Act: Delivering Services Becomes Much More Tricky!

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The Belgian Act of 24 July 1987 (PAD Act) regulates the loan of employees to third-party 'users' and prohibits the leasing of personnel accompanied by delegation of some or all of the employer’s authority to the third-party user.

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The Belgian Act of 24 July 1987 (PAD Act) regulates the loan of employees to third-party 'users' and prohibits the leasing of personnel accompanied by delegation of some or all of the employer's authority to the third-party user.

So far a third party was however not considered as exercising employer's authority over the employees of another company as far as "authority" was exercised for one of the following three purposes:

  • to comply with the applicable obligations relating to workers' well-being and safety in the workplace;
  • to give instructions, for the sake of the execution of a (service) agreement, with respect to the application of working hours and rest time as well as;

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