Hospitality Solutions

Find hospitality staff
in Belgium

In hospitality, the flexi-job scheme has existed since 2015, longer than in any other sector. Cafés, restaurants and hotels use it to cover their weekend and evening peaks, alongside students who since 2025 may work up to 650 hours a year at reduced contributions. A venue posts a shift for floor, bar or kitchen on AnyShift and a shifter responds from the app.

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Hospitality staffing agency
for all of Belgium

AnyShift helps restaurants, cafés and hotels across Belgium quickly find qualified staff, from temporary shifts to permanent flexi-jobs.

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Typical shifts in Hospitality

Waiter

Floor service on Friday and Saturday evenings, when restaurants and brasseries run their busiest service.

Bartender

Behind the bar on summer terrace evenings and during student nights in the week.

Kitchen assistant

Mise en place in the late afternoon and washing up after evening service, often past midnight.

Barista

Morning and midday shifts in coffee bars and hotel breakfast rooms, seven days a week.

Runner

Extra hands at communion parties, banquets and packed terraces on Sunday afternoons.

Breakfast attendant

Early hotel shifts, usually from six to eleven, with a peak in the tourist season.

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For Workers

Hospitality jobs Belgium
Find work in hospitality

Looking for hospitality work? Through AnyShift you quickly find waiter, chef and barista jobs in your area. Perfect for students and flexi-jobbers.

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Hospitality in your city

Antwerp

Weekends keep city-centre bars busy enough to need extra serving staff. On those evenings there's mainly demand for experienced floor staff who can handle a full house.

Brussels

Lunch rushes and after-work drinks keep the capital's cafés and brasseries looking for extra serving staff. Around the European Quarter especially, there's demand for floor staff who can switch quickly.

Bruges

Hotels and restaurants near the Markt need extra serving staff throughout the tourist season. Summer and the year-end period in particular call for experienced floor staff.

Ghent

Student bars around Overpoort fill up on weekends and call for extra serving staff. Thursday and Friday nights especially call for experienced floor staff.

Leuven

Oude Markt fills up fast on Friday nights. There's mainly demand then for experienced floor staff who can handle a packed terrace.

Mechelen

Around the Grote Markt and IJzerenleen, venues look for extra serving staff during events. Terrace days especially call for experienced floor staff.

Hasselt

Around Kapelstraat, bars bring in extra staff during shopping evenings and festivals. Terrace weather and the festival summer together create the biggest peaks.

Kortrijk

Along de Leieboorden, bars bring in extra staff for warm evenings on the terrace. Weekends especially call for experienced floor staff.

Frequently asked questions about flexi-jobs in Hospitality

Who can do a flexi-job in hospitality?

Anyone who works at least four fifths for another employer or is retired qualifies for a flexi-job in hospitality. That condition is assessed on the third quarter before the employment, and hospitality is the sector where the scheme has existed since 2015. Students do not fall under that scheme but work on a student contract at reduced contributions.

Which hours and peaks are typical for hospitality shifts?

Most hospitality shifts fall on Friday and Saturday evenings, on Sunday afternoons and during the terrace season from April to September. Hotels also look for early breakfast shifts, and venues in tourist cities peak in summer and around the end of the year. A shift usually lasts four to eight hours, with a late finish for evening service.

What do I need to start in hospitality?

A valid identity card, a bank account and, for students, a current enrolment at a school or college. Experience with a till system, carrying trays or an espresso machine is a plus but not a requirement at every venue. Complete your profile with the tasks you already master, so a venue can quickly see what you can be deployed for.

How quickly can I start in hospitality after signing up?

As soon as your profile is complete and your identity is confirmed, you can respond to open hospitality shifts. Many venues post their weekend shifts a few days ahead, and at busy times shifts also appear for the same evening. The declaration is done digitally, so no paper contract is involved.

Can I work after midnight in hospitality as a student?

Yes, students aged 18 or over may also work late in the evening and after midnight in hospitality. Stricter rules on night work and rest periods apply to minors, and many venues give them lunchtime or early evening shifts. Check the finishing time of every shift, so you can also plan your journey home.

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