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On Sunday 31 March 2024, we will switch to summer time, which means setting our clocks forward one hour. This switch to summer time can pose difficulties for calculating the remuneration of certain categories of workers.

As announced in a previous Infoflash, the government has come to an agreement: for the calculation of the holiday pay and holiday duration for 2023, the days of temporary unemployment due to force majeure in the first six months of 2022 will be treated as days actually worked.

If you make an employee temporarily unemployed, you will have to pay him/her, from 1 January 2024, in addition to the existing supplement(s), an amount of EUR 5 per day of unemployment, unless a subsistence security fund takes care of that payment.

From 1 September 2023, workers may use an electronic version of the C3.2A check form when they are temporarily unemployed.

The tool of the purchasing power bonus continues to appeal to the imagination. There are already several sectors and employers that will award this bonus.

On 1 September 2023, 2 new premiums for work-based learning will enter into force in Flanders.

Following the 2023-2024 interprofessional agreement, recovery hours were reintroduced. From July 2023 to June 2025, it will again be possible to work 120 additional voluntary overtime hours, also known as ‘recovery hours’. In principle, these hours are exempt from a social and tax point of view.

A lot of companies will have to forward their social balance sheet to the National Bank of Belgium after the close of the financial year.

In some companies, a training plan must be drawn up by 31 March 2024 at the latest.

Traffic disruptions caused by the farmers' mobilization is preventing some workers from working.