2026 HR REFORMS

From Compliance to Strategic Opportunity

The 2026 legislative landscape marks a major shift for Belgian employers, moving from administrative complexity to a culture of active accountability. Whether you are navigating the new financial sanctions of the "Return to Work" reform, adjusting to the abolition of the FLA, or implementing €10 meal vouchers, staying ahead is no longer optional. This section provides the pragmatic tools and expert decryptions you need to navigate these changes with confidence. By anticipating these reforms, you do more than just avoid penalties; you build a more transparent, attractive, and cost-effective workplace for your teams.
BEST PRACTICE

2026 Return-to-Work Reform: The 9 Most Frequently Asked Questions

Belgium's 2026 Return to Work Reform: 9 FAQs on reintegration paths, sanctions, and timelines to help your business stay compliant.
BEST PRACTICE

Return to Work Reform 2026: Decoding the new financial sanctions for employers

Faced with the explosion of long-term absenteeism in 2026, the Belgian legislative framework is evolving toward increased employer accountability. Understand the financial impacts of the reform and the stakes of early detection of weak signals.
BEST PRACTICE

HR Reforms 2026: 6 New Obligations for Employers

HR Reforms 2026: The updated guide. Abolition of the FLA, €10 meal vouchers, mobility, and pensions... Everything employers need to know starting January.
WEBINAR REPLAY

[Webinar Replay] 2026 "Return to Work" Reform: 5 Levers to Avoid Financial Penalties

Watch the replay to decode the 2026 "Return to Work" reform. Learn how to avoid the 30% absenteeism tax and master the new reintegration mandates for your team.
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