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On 1 January 2024 , the rules currently in force for the settlement of the single leaver holiday pay of non-manual workers and of the holiday pay when switching from manual worker to non-manual worker status will be fundamentally changed

Do you need to organise social elections in May 2024? The procedure involved is strict and complex, but you can rely on Partena Professional's expertise to fully understand what is at stake.

When a statutory public holiday falls on a Sunday or a day on which the company does not usually work, it must be replaced by a day on which the company usually works.

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

The coronacrisis has completely changed the way we work, that's a fact. According to a study by Partena Professional, 44% of the employees believe that structural and organized teleworking has a positive effect on their private lives. Autonomy and flexibility have become key words since mid-March. This brings many changes for both HR teams and employees.

Your employees experience pressure from different angles (social, professional, family). Some have had a lot of time to think about their work, others are eager to get back to work. Still others have lost their motivation. The multitude and variety of risks promote anxiety. The ever-changing events that your employees must undergo may increase the likelihood of behavioral difficulties.

Salary adjustments in line with current social trends   Here, at the start of every month, you can find all salary adjustments that must be made for employees across the entire private sector for the month in question.

It isn't always compulsory for you to cover the costs of your employees' commute, but it is an interesting alternative form of remuneration. Does your employee come to work in his or her own car? Then you are not required to cover the cost of the journey!

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The fight against social and tax fraud has intensified since the De Croo government. Last year alone, almost 10,000 companies were inspected, and of the number of inspections conducted, 38% were positive (SIRS Belgium).