Belgium
Official information related to labour market, labour mobility, posting of workers and social security coordination in Belgium.
Overview of the labour market in Belgium
Living and working conditions in Belgium
Official national website on the posting of workers
Benefits you are entitled to as a national of any EU country who moves to Belgium
Open positions provided by the Public Employment Service in Belgium
Find all the available services for employers
Information on rights and reporting channels
Reporting undeclared work
Point of contact for Fair Competition
File a complaint or ask for information on undeclared work
For posted workers ✉ COMPLAINTS [dot] LabourInspection
employment [dot] belgium [dot] be (COMPLAINTS[dot]LabourInspection[at]employment[dot]belgium[dot]be)
For companies and other workers ✉ Spoc [dot] LabourInspectionemployment [dot] belgium [dot] be (Spoc[dot]LabourInspection[at]employment[dot]belgium[dot]be)
Information on your rights and obligations
National Social Security Office | Student@work
Information about working students
International Social security Belgium
Information for companies and individuals
Federal Public Service Employment, Labour and Social dialogue
Information for companies and individuals
National resources and contact points
- Belgian Labour inspectorate
- Social security in Belgium
- Federal Public Service Employment, Labour and Social Dialogue
- Public employment services in Belgium - ACTIRIS
- Public employment services in Belgium - ADG
- Public employment services in Belgium - LE FOREM
- Public employment services in Belgium - VDAB
Free movement body (FMB)
Authority designated as free movement body - FMBs (what are FMBs?):
Myria – Federal Migration Centre | Myria – Federaal Migratiecentrum (Dutch); Myria – Centre fédéral Migration (French)
Myria, the Federal Migration Centre, is an independent public institution responsible for protecting the fundamental rights of foreigners in Belgium, including discrimination on the grounds of nationality.
Myria has a coordinating role in Belgium with regard to other institutions that will be working on the directive in the future. Which institutions these will be is currently the subject of negotiations.
Main areas of support
- Provides first-line support to Union workers and their family members on fundamental rights
- Coordinates activities related to the directive in Belgium
- Acts as a contact point with equivalent bodies in other Member States
- Conducts or commissions surveys and analyses on obstacles to free movement and discrimination
- Makes recommendations on issues related to restrictions, obstacles or discrimination
- Publishes relevant online information on the free movement of workers
Who can contact this FMB to get assistance
Workers and their family members; national authorities; social partners; other stakeholders
Working language
Dutch; English; French
Contact
- Official website – Contact us [Myria]
- EU workers' rights in Belgium – Free movement of EU workers and their families [Myria]
Additional information
