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1. PERSONALIA

Age: 33

Education: bachelor in construction

Work experience : 11 years

Civil status: Lonesome

Dependent children: none

2. EMPLOYER PROFILE

Sector/Industry: "Big" construction company part of an enormous holding

Amount of employees: 100

Multinational? No although the group is

3. CONTRACT & CONDITIONS

Current job title: Project manager

Seniority: 7 years

Official hours/week : 40 hours/week

Average real hours/week incl. overtime: 40

Shiftwork or 9 to 5 (flexible?): very, very flexible

On-call duty: No, but I do sometimes have to check some stuff out or manage something during my vacation

Vacation days/year: 37 (20 + 12 + 5 I pay for in caferaria plan, the 5 extra amount to about 300€ total netto)

4. SALARY

Gross salary/month: 4600

Average net salary/month (incl. net fees): 2800

Netto compensation: 200

13th month (full? partial?): full

Meal vouchers: 7€

Ecocheques: 250 € yearly

Salary car/bike and/or fuel card: car + fuel inside the country

Group insurance (% employer): "group insurance" 11% ! of brutto Other insurances: DKV

Other benefits (bonuses, stocks options, ... ): I usually get a small bonus, phone + PC, I get to buy stock at -20% the price, I get professional prices for my own projects

5. MOBILITY

City/region of work: Brussels

Distance home-work (km's/time): 35 mins or 15 min when I'm at my GFs which is about half the time

How do you commute? car

How is the travel home-work compensated: /

Telework days/week: i do pretty much however i see fit

6. OTHER

How easy can you plan a day off: a day is usually fine, but i'm kinda force to take my longer vacation during construction holiday / new year period

Is your job stressful? yes very much, but I've learned to manage

Education possibilities: I often get formations about the job

Responsible for personnel (reports): not own personnel but I manage a construction site so I have teams

I think for the industry I have an OK to low income, but I'm free as a bird and my love my job and my boss. I'm happy with what I have tbh, not looking to change company for now but I'm thinking about the future and I don't think I'll be doing this job my entire life.

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