En 2024, le paysage législatif belge concernant le droit aux vacances annuelles a connu des changements significatifs. De nouvelles règles permettent maintenant aux travailleurs de reporter certains jours de congé d’une année à l’autre et de maintenir leurs jours de congé en cas d’incapacité de travail tombant pendant leurs vacances.

There is under Belgian law no broad requirement for every employer to have a time registration system in place, notwithstanding the case law of the European Court of Justice requiring such a system.

After the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) in 2022, the EU has now also enacted a second directive aiming at improving the ESG and corporate social responsibility of companies active within the EU.

Workers who are not a national of an EU-Member State, need in principle a work permit in order to be allowed to work in Belgium.

The law establishing a framework for the cybersecurity of network and information systems of general importance for public safety (the NIS 2 Act) was published in the Belgian State Gazette on 17 May 2024.

In the aftermath of the European elections, institutions are adjusting their priorities for the next Commission's mandate.

Synthetic data, a term lacking a precise legal definition, broadly refers to data artificially generated to resemble the characteristics of real data, including their structure and statistical distribution.

The introduction of the 'essential use' concept and its possible impact on the PFAS restriction proposal.

The European Commission recently revised its Guidelines on Horizontal Cooperation Agreements.

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Investments by foreign investors, whose ultimate beneficial owners are located outside the European Union, have been under significant scrutiny for the past decade.

The legal tech landscape has grown significantly in recent years, making it challenging for company lawyers to keep track of the available tools and solutions.