JC 226 remains competent for non-manual workers in the removal sector

Author: Leen Lafourt (Legal Expert)
Read time: 2min
Publication date: 16/06/2021 - 07:13
Latest update: 16/06/2021 - 10:34

Due to a change in the position of the FPS Work and the NSSO, non-manual workers in the removal sector would no longer fall under JC 226 but would move to JC 200. This problem has now been solved.

Competent JC for removal activities

As an employer in the removal sector, 2 different JCs are competent for your employees:

  • JC 140.05 (JSC for the removal sector) for your manual workers;
  • JC 226 (JC for non-manual workers in international trade, transport and logistics) for your non-manual worker.

However, the FPS Work and the NSSO hold a different position on this, as a result of which non-manual workers in the removal sector suddenly would come under the competence of JC 200 (auxiliary JC for non-manual workers). As a result of this change of JC, the pay and employment conditions of your non-manual workers would also change. In order to avoid that the non-manual workers of the removal sector would come under the competence of JC 200, the social partners of JC 226 requested that the scope of this JC be extended to companies performing removal activities on behalf of third parties.

Based on the Royal Decree of 12 May 2021, it is now definitively confirmed that JC 226 is also competent for companies carrying out removal activities on behalf of third parties and therefore nothing changes for your non-manual workers.

 

Source: Royal Decree of 12 May 2021 amending the Royal Decree of 6 April 1995 establishing and determining the name and the competence of the Joint Committee for non-manual workers in international trade, transport and logistics, Belgian Official Gazette of 8 June 2021.

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