Re-integration track 2.0: key changes at a glance

Re-integration track 2.0: key changes at a glance
October 10, 2022

You will probably have already heard about the new ‘re-integration track 2.0’ for sick employees that entered into force on 1 October 2022 and that also applies to ongoing tracks. Discover below an overview of the key changes, which is presented in a convenient slide format.

Written by

  • Esther Soetens

    Counsel

  • Emma Van Caenegem

    Partner

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