Check-in Agent - Car Rental at Brussels Airport
- Zaventem
- 3 to 40 hours a week
- 2-shift operation
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Speak Dutch and French? Then you are a standout candidate here.
Why here
On almost every customer line and at almost every desk in Brussels the same question comes up: who takes the French-speaking customers? If you speak Dutch and French your turn comes sooner here than elsewhere, and a bilingual assignment often pays more.
The offices around the North Quarter work weekdays during the day, with peaks in the early evening. That suits a timetable with gaps or a free weekday.
What kind of work
Order picking, warehouse work and driving on a category B licence.
Offices and communal areas, early in the morning or after closing time.
Invoices, files and back office, usually in half-days.
Phone, chat, reception and order follow-up.
Workshop, maintenance and materials management.
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Frequently asked questions
You may work 650 hours per calendar year on a student employment contract at the reduced solidarity contribution of 8.13%, made permanent by the Act of 10 April 2025, according to the NSSO. Work more and the ordinary contributions of 13.07% apply to those extra hours. Your counter is on Student@work.
From the age of 15, for light, non-industrial work. That is set out in the Royal Decree of 19 April 2026, published in the Belgian Official Gazette of 4 May 2026.
Weekly. Your pay lands in your account every week instead of once a month.
You can choose your sector later. Sign up, tell us when you are free, and take your time looking at what comes past. You only say yes when a shift suits you.