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JC 152 — Establishments & services of education and housing

JC 152 social audit — non-teaching staff, seniority, scales.

Blue-collar and administrative staff of subsidised free schools: regional scales, recognised seniority, end-of-career. Group S audits payroll compliance.

JC 152 — the scale precision of free education

JC 152 covers the blue-collar and administrative staff of subsidised free education establishments (FWB, Flanders). Indexed regional scales, recognition of prior seniority, sectoral end-of-career schemes. SIRS/SIOD inspections mainly target the consistency recognised seniority ↔ applied scale.

5 key obligations

  1. Regional salary scale + indexation

    FWB or Flanders scales depending on network. Monthly indexation tracked. Application per scale + classification.

  2. Recognition of prior seniority

    Any relevant prior experience must be valued. Seniority file documented for each worker.

  3. Sectoral end-of-career schemes

    55+ arrangements, additional days, sectoral SWT. Strict application per CBA.

  4. School-adapted work rules

    School calendar, holidays, back-to-school. Articulation with pedagogical organisation.

  5. Retention of social documents (5 years)

    Individual account, pay slip and registers kept five years after the worker leaves, on a medium that can be consulted during an inspection.

Maximum SCC penalties

Scale error = 5-year arrears + level 2. Non-recognition of seniority = salary arrears + damages.

Why Group S in this sector

Free-education reference

Group S masters FWB and Flanders scales, seniority schemes and sectoral 152 agreements.

Seniority file building

Methodology for reconstructing seniority + supporting-documents documentation. Payroll security guaranteed.

Scope: labour law

The audit covers labour law obligations relating to the main social documents. The processing of personal data and privacy legislation (GDPR) fall outside this scope and are not assessed.

Frequently asked questions

The employer, based on a documented file (prior contracts, attestations). If not taken into account, the worker can claim regularisation up to 5 years back.

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