The coronavirus crisis that we are currently experiencing will have extremely heavy consequences on economic activity. Despite these difficult circumstances, Partena Professional is and remains your privileged partner. Our objective is to be there, at your side, to minimize the impact of this health crisis. Because that is also what " Businesses are our business" is all about. Discover below our special dossier "Coronavirus" with all the important information you need to know.
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Tijdelijke werkloosheid omwille van de coronacrisis wordt per definitie beschouwd als tijdelijke werkloosheid wegens overmacht voor de periode 13 maart tot 30 juni 2020, zowel voor arbe
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One of the support measures taken by the public authorities to cope with the corona crisis is the postponed payment of social contributions.
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The Belgian authorities provide a certificate proving the need to cross the border for cross-border workers living in Fr
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Employees who have to cross the French border must have a certificate.
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In order to facilitate the introduction of economic unemployment for non-manual workers, the National Labour Council has concluded the collective labour agreement (CLA) No 147.
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Since Wednesday 18 March, Belgium has been learning to live according to the coronavirus measures.
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One of the measures recommended and/or imposed by the Government to limit the spread of the Covid-19 virus is the increased use of teleworking.
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Teleworking is one of the measures decided by the National Security Council on Tuesday 17 March 2020 to combat coronavirus spread, as does the mandatory closure of certain compani
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Businesses wishing to obtain an advance ruling on employer-specific costs for telework imposed as part of the government's Covid-19 measures can do so by means of an application template av
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Companies experiencing financial difficulties as a result of the spread of the coronavirus could already apply for
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Due to the coronavirus measures, Belgian and Luxembourg cross-border workers will most likely work from home, in their country of residence, in the next few days.