US EditionBelgian Summer Agreement Include Pension Reforms by De Wever
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Prime Minister Bart De Wever will be heard Thursday morning in the Committee of the Interior about the agreement of the summer concluded Monday morning, we learned Tuesday with the services of the President of the House. ...
The De Wever government's summer agreement is dominating the headlines this morning. Our prime minister is being lauded, as every political commentary and editorial confirms that these reforms "remove all taboos." Yet, they are also unanimous: this is just the beginning. The real work will follow after the summer recess, when the budget is scheduled for preparation. The good news? De Wever himself knows that too.
How the Belgian government want to give retailers more flexibility - RetailDetail EU
The Belgian government has agreed to a number of measures in a ‘summer framework’, including some that have significant implications for the retail sector. In a nutshell: labour becomes more flexible, a “Vinted exemption” is enlarged and tax on soy milk is reduced. Flexible labour The biggest impact of the new agreement will undoubtedly be the many measures to make labour more flexible. Employer organisations are very pleased with the agreement,…
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6:09 PM Whether it's civil servant pensions or the labor market, the De Wever government is taking the wrecking ball to what have long been sacred cows. "These are the most far-reaching reforms since the Glo...
Merger of Brussels police zones confirmed for 2027
Belgium's federal government has given the green light for a unified Brussels police zone, set to take effect in the first half of 2027. In the first half of 2027, the six zones will merge into one, Bruzz reports. The previously proposed date of 1 January 2027 was deemed too soon. The deal was...
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