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Incoming Brussels labour minister Bernard Clerfayt wants more Brussels jobs to be filled by locals.
According to an impact study released yesterday by KU Leuven, just over 1% of all jobs in Flanders will disappear if the UK leaves the European Union without a deal.
The agency responsible for solving short-staffing problems in Belgium's federal institutions is struggling to fulfil its job - because it is short-staffed.
Flanders’ and Brussels’ jobs and training agencies – VDAB and Actiris, respectively – are collaborating on a campaign to get the capital’s residents to apply for jobs in the periphery.
According to a study carried out by a co-operative of Belgian organisations in 2017, one in five people working in Belgium felt helpless in the face of an ever-changing digital society.
A hard Brexit – the UK leaving the European Union without an exit deal – will lead to the loss of several thousand jobs in Brussels, according to two separate studies.
Unions at telecoms company Proximus are meeting with management today to discuss the restructuring plan that caused an uproar among workers last week with the announcement that nearly 2,000 jobs,
Unions representing workers at telecoms company Proximus have submitted a notice of intention to strike, following the unexpected announcement that up to 1,900 people would lose their jobs.
Some 42,000 jobs were created in Flanders in the fiscal year from 2016-2017, the biggest growth in jobs seen in five years.
