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Work and retirement

The employment contract can be terminated in various ways: notice, dismissal, resignation ... Here you will find the various options for terminating an employment contract.

Do business

Do you want to become self-employed? In that case, you will have to comply with some administrative formalities to secure social security.

Social security

In Belgium, disabled or elderly people who need specific support or long-term care can claim benefits provided for this purpose.

Social security

You meet the requirements for entitlement to a pension in Belgium? If so, how should you apply for it and how can you collect it? Answers to all your questions are to be found on this page.

Work and retirement

The employment contract is a fundamental part of the relationship between the employee and the employer.

The rules attached to it can vary according to the status of the worker: blue-collar worker, employee, salesman, domestic worker, student, ... or according to the working regime (full-time or part-time) or the duration of the contract (permanent or fixed-term contract).

Work and retirement

In the fight against social fraud, you are obliged in some sectors to register your presence at work. Your employer has to inform you whether attendance registration is required at your workplace. You and your employer are jointly responsible for the registration.

Attendance registration is currently mandatory in the following sectors:

  • Works on immovable property, delivery of ready-mixed concrete and activities in the meat sector (Checkinatwork)
  • Cleaning activities in immovable property (Check In and Out at Work)

Work and retirement

Are you moving to Belgium, but don't have a job yet? Here are a few possibilities to start your search and apply for a job.

Social security

The main residence is the place where a family or a single person usually lives. A family may consist of related persons (family members) and/or unrelated persons (e.g. friends, life partner, etc.).

Social security

Certain categories of persons can receive supplementary social benefits in Belgium: more specifically people with a disability or handicap and the elderly.

Do business

A foreign company may employ workers to work on a temporary or part-time basis in Belgium. This is what is known as secondment. In that case, the company must comply with certain Belgian working conditions and formalities.