Belgium has become the first country in the world to approve a labour law on employment contracts for sex workers.
  • ChaoticNeutralCzechEnglish
    19•2 months ago

    The signs held in the pic have terrible kerning and uninspired font choices. And guess what, I like it that way – a banner displaying corporate professionalism would indicate astroturfing.

    • @TjaEnglish
      7•2 months ago

      Using comic sans would indicate a Fortune 100 company

  • @[email protected]English
    1•2 months ago

    In world first

    I thought Germany has had this for over a decade now. Or am I being mistaken?

  • gimpchrist English
    -28•2 months ago

    Cool but if sexwork isn’t ultimately decriminalized, this is technically just pimps with perks

    • DacoTacoEnglish
      43•2 months ago

      Except thats not how it works here. Legal sexwork exists here, and pimps is are illegal.

      • gimpchrist English
        3•2 months ago

        In your legalized sex brothels, do you legally have to pay a portion of your paycheck to the house? If you’re working for yourself, do you have to purchase a license from the government, and do your own taxes and all that on your income?

        • AWildMimicAppearsEnglish
          8•2 months ago

          It depends on the contract between the brothel and the sex worker, a normal employment where you get paid by the brothel and your taxes are deducted automatically is possible, but it will probably mostly be freelance, with the worker paying the brothel for services rendered; in some establishments, you pay 5-30€ flat-tax per day (with receipt), which the brothel paying that to the state and you do your taxes at the end of the year and then get a tax return (or have to pay more).

          [email protected] posted this, which gives a good overview.

      • gimpchrist English
        1•2 months ago

        I’m a fucking sex worker I know what I’m talking about, rude cunt