Up to age 18, you are always entitled to child benefit. When you exceed this age and continue your studies, you depend on the hours you are allowed to work in your region. In Flanders and Wallonia, you may not work more than 600 hours per year to still be entitled to child benefit. In Brussels, it is 240 hours per quarter. If you work more than the allowed number, you can lose your child benefit.
TRIXXO Jobs
Questions - Temporary work
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What happens after I register with TRIXXO Jobs?
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Can I get a permanent contract through TRIXXO Jobs?
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For which Jobs can I contact TRIXXO Jobs?
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Working as a temporary worker? Does this mean more paperwork?
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When does TRIXXO Jobs pay my wages? Monthly, weekly?
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As a temporary worker, do I receive the same wages as a permanent employee?
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Agency work and pension. How exactly does this work?
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Are you entitled to an end-of-year bonus as a temporary worker?
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Do I also get holidays as a temporary worker?
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Am I entitled to holiday pay as a temporary worker?
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Am I entitled to public holidays as a temporary worker?
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Do I accrue seniority as a temporary worker?
Questions - Student jobs
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How old do you have to be to work as a student?
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How many days per year can I work as a student worker?
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Can I work more than prescribed?
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Can I only work as a student worker in the summer?
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Am I entitled to public holidays, holiday pay as a student?
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Do my parents keep child benefit if I have a student job?
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Do my parents have to pay more taxes if I do a student job?
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What about my own taxes?
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As a student worker, can I work for several employers or an interim office?
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I am not Belgian, but I am currently studying in Belgium. Can I work with a student contract?
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What is the difference between a student worker and a working student?