Belgium : reform of collective redundancy law and company closings

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e-europnews September 6, 2006, n° 06733- www.eeuropnews.com
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net in Brussels, summarizes the contents of the new system. (Réf. 06733)

The end of the year 2005 was a socially agitated period in Belgium, with strikes and industrial actions following the adoption by the Belgian government of the Pact of solidarity between generations. Let us remind that by this Pact, the government wanted, on the one hand, to finance the Belgian socio-economic system and, on the other hand, to reinforce it for the future generations. Several measures were adopted within the

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