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14 March 2025

Flemish Language Decree: workers can invoke void provisions

The fact that the employment contract is absolutely null and void due to a violation of the Flemish Language Decree does not prevent the employee from basing their claim on the void provisions of the employment contract that are in their favour. However, the employee must take the full provision into account.

Regulations
06 February 2025

The right to strike does not include the right to deliberately obstruct traffic

The European Court of Human Rights recently clarified the scope of freedom of expression and association in Bodson and Others v. Belgium.

Collective employment law
31 January 2025

Works council now also deals with sustainability reporting

The works council has been given a role in sustainability reporting, required by the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive.

Regulations
19 December 2024

New Private Investigations Act regulates employers' ability to conduct workplace investigations

A transparent framework is now required for employers who want to use an external or internal private investigator to gather evidence.

Regulations
14 November 2024

Artificial intelligence in HR: new perspectives and regulations

As AI becomes more prevalent in HR, employers will face new obligations, including those related to GDPR

Regulations
31 October 2024

GDPR: compensation can take the form of a simple apology

In it ruling of 4 October 2024, the Court of Justice of the European Union rules on the conditions for determining compensation for damage resulting from a breach of the GDPR.

Regulations
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