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What's New In Belgium On the Employment Front, Part 2 - Rolling Out the Biking Allowance
11 Mar 2023 | Abstracted from National Law Review
"Employers are already obliged to contribute to their employees’ public transport costs and a number of sectors had included travelling by bike..."As of 1 May 2023, employees in the private sector who “regularly” (as opposed to occasionally) commute to work by bicycle will be entitled to a bicycle allowance based on distance travelled...employee must complete and sign a statement indicating the distance he travels by bicycle between his home and the place of employment..."
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