Turn the WagwEU (Dutch Act of Posting Workers in the European Union) Helper on or off for this project, and enter the details that foreign contractors need for their WagwEU notification. Companies from EU/EEA countries must notify their work in the Netherlands in advance.
Why use it?
Do companies from other EU/EEA countries work on your project? The WagwEU Helper gives them the client's details and the work location details. This makes it easier for them to submit their notification, and you can record the notification numbers.
Applies to
Project level
You can find this button in the project settings, on the Fair tab, under the Other settings heading. The Other settings block does not appear in project templates.
At organisation level, the organisation settings only show whether the WagwEU Helper is on. You cannot change it there.
How does it work?
Select Adjust WagwEU settings. A window opens
Next to Enable WagwEU Helper on this project, choose Yes or No
Enter the details of the client's contact person: initials, prefix, last name, email address and phone number. Only the prefix is optional
Enter the VAT number if needed. If you leave it empty, the organisation's VAT number is used (if one has been set)
Indicate whether the work location has an address. If not, the subcontractor uses the coordinates from the project settings
Select Save
Some fields, such as the client's company name, cannot be changed here. Oribi WorkpassID takes these automatically from the organisation or project settings.
What happens when the helper is on?
Contractors from an EU/EEA country other than the country whose legislation applies to the project receive a WagwEU assessment
A field for the WagwEU notification numbers is added to the project. If you turn the helper off again, this field is removed
When the helper is off (the default setting), no WagwEU assessments are started.