Domiva represents the voice of businesses within the service voucher sector. Through a collaborative approach, we build bridges between businesses, employees, service voucher users and policymakers.
First and foremost, the federation is a constructive partner. By bringing together all the concerns of businesses, we actively contribute to finding workable and sustainable solutions.
As companies in this sector are strongly committed to social responsibility, they also take the interests of domestic helpers into account in their day-to-day operations.
Make frequent use of domestic help
Active in the sector
* Belgian figures
Make frequent use of domestic help
Active in the sector
* Belgian figures
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With the formation of a new federation, the service voucher sector has been given a fresh look and a new name: Domiva. In appointing Steve Vandenberghe as its managing director, the sector has chosen someone who fully understands that there is a great deal of work to be done, but above all that there is significant social value to be upheld.
A survey of nearly 1,400 domestic helpers shows that 80% of them have noticed a change in their clients’ behaviour. This is an important signal from our domestic helpers.
Today, the Service Voucher Federation is stepping out of the shadows and unveiling its new name: ‘Domiva’. Domiva sprang into action behind the scenes at the start of this year and has been hard at work ever since.
With the formation of a new federation, the service voucher sector has been given a fresh look and a new name: Domiva. In appointing Steve Vandenberghe as its managing director, the sector has chosen someone who fully understands that there is a great deal of work to be done, but above all that there is significant social value to be upheld.
A survey of nearly 1,400 domestic helpers shows that 80% of them have noticed a change in their clients’ behaviour. This is an important signal from our domestic helpers.
With the formation of a new federation, the service voucher sector has been given a fresh look and a new name: Domiva. In appointing Steve Vandenberghe as its managing director, the sector has chosen someone who fully understands that there is a great deal of work to be done, but above all that there is significant social value to be upheld.
A survey of nearly 1,400 domestic helpers shows that 80% of them have noticed a change in their clients’ behaviour. This is an important signal from our domestic helpers.
