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What happens if…

How sickness, accidents, holidays and the end of a mission are handled when you work with us, and who pays what.

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You are sick

Report your absence to us and the client on the first day and send a medical certificate.

PeriodWhat you receiveWho pays
Days 1 to 30Your guaranteed salary, as if you were workingUs
From day 31About 60% of your salary (capped) from your health insurance fundSocial security, via your health fund. We contribute to part of months 2 and 3.
After one yearInvalidity benefit, if you are still unable to workSocial security

Guaranteed salary applies while your assignment contract runs. Copyright income relates to original work you create, so it can be lower in months you are off sick.

You have an accident at work or on the way to work

Tell us straight away so we can report it to the insurer.

PeriodWhat you receiveWho pays
First 30 daysYour guaranteed salaryUs
After thatIncome replacement and medical costsOur mandatory occupational accident insurer

Your mission ends

We start looking for your next mission well before the end date.

PeriodWhat you receiveWho pays
Last dayYour final pay: salary, holiday pay for days not yet taken, pro rata allowancesUs
Last dayUnemployment certificate (C4) stating that your assignment endedUs
After the missionUnemployment benefit, if you meet the conditions (usually about one year worked in the last three)Social security, via the unemployment office
Next missionA new contract and your full package againUs

Between missions, our shared mission-gap pool supports you while we find your next assignment. If you are new to Belgium or to working here, check whether you already qualify for unemployment benefit.

The client stops your mission early

We agree notice periods with clients so you are not left without warning.

PeriodWhat you receiveWho pays
Until your contract endsYour normal payUs
AfterwardsAs in "Your mission ends"Social security, if you qualify

You resign

Tell us in writing; the notice period depends on your contract and seniority.

PeriodWhat you receiveWho pays
Notice periodYour normal payUs
AfterwardsUnemployment benefit is normally suspended for several weeks after a resignationSocial security

Holidays and public holidays

Paid leave is part of every Belgian employment contract.

PeriodWhat you receiveWho pays
20 holiday days a year (full time)Your salary, plus double holiday pay in JuneUs
Public holidaysYour salaryUs

A new baby

Let us know in advance so we can plan with the client.

PeriodWhat you receiveWho pays
Birth leave, first 3 daysYour salaryUs
Rest of birth leaveAbout 82% of your salary (capped)Social security, via your health fund
Maternity leaveBenefits from your health fundSocial security

Always covered

  • Pension: every month of salary builds your Belgian legal pension.
  • Health care: your social security contributions give you full health insurance cover.
  • Hospitalisation insurance: included in your package.

General information based on Belgian rules for 2026. Benefits depend on the conditions set by social security and the insurer. It is not personal legal or tax advice.