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• Border workers: documents to be submitted by 31 March 2020

  Employers who have employed French border workers in Belgium must submit the documents relating to the income for 2019 to the Belgian tax authorities by 31 March 2020. Which documents? The following documents must be submitted:

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• Corona virus and hospitality industry: catering & deliveries

  From 13 March at midnight up to and including 3 April, all hospitality industry establishments (except hotels) must close their doors. However, an exception is made for catering services. Customers can pick up their meals at a restaurant. 

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• Coronavirus: relaxed unemployment for non manual workers

  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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• Coronavirus: impact of teleworking on social security?

  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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• Coronavirus: impact on the social elections

  On 24 March 2020, the National Labour Council issued an opinion on the impact that the health situation linked to the coronavirus has on the social elections. These elections were scheduled for the period of 11 May to 24 May 2020.

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• Coronavirus: Is your employee ill?

  If one of your employees becomes incapacitated for work during this quarantine period, whether due to the Coronavirus or for any other reason, he must complete the formalities customary for you. But who will have to grant him pay?

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• Coronavirus: NSSO: postponement of payment

  Because of the Corona outbreak, the government has taken several measures. One of these measures taken on 20 March 2020 is the postponement of the payment of sums due to the NSSO until 15 December 2020.

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• Coronavirus: NSSO: occasional work in JC 144 and 145

  Special rules apply to occasional workers in the agricultural and horticultural sector for calculating their NSSO contributions. These are not calculated on the basis of their real gross salary, but on the basis of a daily flat rate amount.

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• Coronavirus: postponement of planned days of leave?

  With the Easter holidays approaching, many of your employees have planned days of leave. Some of them want to postpone them because of the quarantine measures.What principles apply? What is allowed and what is not?

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• NSSO: Reduced contributions for your older employees

  If you employ older employees, you are entitled to a reduction in employers' social security contributions. Both you and your employee must meet certain conditions. In addition to an age condition (55, 57 or 58, depending on the competent region), the reference quarterly wage may not exceed a certain amount.

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