Horeca

The Brussels training and reference centre for hospitality professions, offering free training to job seekers and industry professionals under CP 302.

The public body responsible for the professional training of French-speaking job seekers and workers in the Brussels-Capital Region, helping people to qualify for a job, improve their skills or switch to a new profession.

CSC Alimentation et Services defends the interests of workers in various sectors, including Horeca, cleaning, food industry and security.

Employer’s organisation representing the sector. It is a signatory to the 2019 sectoral agreement and has positions within Horeca Forma Brussels and the Horeca Be Pro Reference Centre.

The Brussels Regional Employment Agency. Responsible for the implementation of the Brussels employment policy and for the efficient functioning of the labour market in the Brussels-Capital Region.

The Liberal Union is committed to ensuring optimal social protection for workers and social benefit recipients.

Brings together, informs and defends hoteliers, creates favourable conditions for success and promotes the growth of hospitality and tourism in Brussels and the surrounding area. Represents 90% of the hotels in Brussels and is a signatory of the 2019 sectoral agreement.

The “Flemish Employment and Vocational Training Service”, a public service in Belgium focusing on employment and professional training in the Flemish Region.

A workers’ association that is part of the FGTB (the General Federation of Labour in Belgium).

Federation representing the trade and service sectors, including catering and collective services. The restaurant chains, part of Bemora, and catering companies, members of the Belgian Catering Union, are part of Comeos. This organisation is a signatory to the 2019 sectoral agreement and has mandates within Horeca Forma Brussels and the Horeca Be Pro Reference Centre.