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Flash inspections planned in the area of security in October

During the week of 13 to 19 October, the inspection services will conduct "flash" checks at companies in the security sector.

This AI-generated translation may contain errors and should not be considerd legal advice. For accurate info, refer to the Dutch or French version or consult your Securex Legal Advisor.

What is a "flash" inspection? 

A "flash" inspection is a pre-announced inspection that focuses on compliance with social legislation and labour regulations. 

By announcing these inspections, the inspection services aim to prevent social fraud and encourage companies to comply with the regulations, even at the last minute. 

Checklist 

The SIRS provides checklists on its website. These lists detail the documents that may be requested during an inspection, so please consult them. This list is not exhaustive, and the social inspector has the right to request any documents he considers relevant for his investigation. 

What inspections can you expect? 

Social inspectors will check for violations related to undeclared work (NOSS declaration) and illegal employment (single permit, work permit, and employment authorisations), as well as the following: 

  • labour regulations, including various working hours and mandatory annexes (such as the psychosocial risks annex); 

  • labour contracts and annexes (part-time labour contracts, student contracts, temporary work contracts); 

  • the Dimona declaration; 

  • industrial accident insurance; 

  • … 

Inspectors will also systematically check for any signs of false independence within the company. 

Better safe than sorry 

Do you want to ensure that all working and remuneration conditions are correctly applied and that your labour regulations are up to date? Contact your Securex Legal Advisor by email at the following address : myhr@securex.be.   

If you are missing a work document, visit our e-Shop, where you can download various template documents. 

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