Belgium: publication of a comparative statement on the changes the new legislation on harassment and violence at work brought.

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The Belgian Labour Ministry published on its website a comment on the new law on harassment and violence at work as well as two comparative documents between the new and the old legislation. (Ref. 070521)
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