check this out:
http://www.expatriates.com/classifieds/bru/

good luck

Hi

Brussels is an easy place to live if you only speak English, but jobwise it helps if you speak French or Dutch. Having said that there are jobs advertised on jobserve.com and the usual websites for jobs here. Put Brussels in their search criteria and see what comes up. It’s cheaper to live here than the south of England

I’m wondering why you want to live in Brussels, and what sort of job you want to do, for example is it because of the EU or for some other reason? This might help people to advise you. I can only remind you that many Belgians speak good English in addition to French and/or Dutch, so you are in competition with locals even for English-speaking jobs e.g. in Irish pubs (of which there are plenty in Brussels), if you are looking for something unskilled. Local jobcentres in the UK are supposed to be able to give information on jobs in the rest of the EU, you can also look at the xpats website (run by the people who publish an English-language weekly magazine called The Bulletin), which has a jobs section and lots of useful information under “Newcomer”, as well as a Q&A section for anything you might want to ask about coming to live in Brussels that isn’t covered in the general information: http://www.xpats.com/cgi-bin/interactive/qa.cgi

Brussels is a nice place to live in if you have enough money (like everywhere), if you live in a nice area which aslo usually requires enough money (Halles St Gerry, Sablon, Etangs D’ Ixelles or in more residential areas such as Woluwe St Pierre if you like that).

For the rest of it, brussels has a nasty weather (300 days rain).

The main reason people usually want to move in Brussels is because they were hired there or they hope to have better chances of getting into the EU money stream (or torrent i should say).
Nevertheless you will probably find your next job within the EU institutions online, and you will have to work very hard to get passed these exams.
http://www.europa.eu/epso/index_en.htm

Living in Brussels is expensive, especialy if you want to live in the nice places that i mentionned before.

Living in the poor degraded areas of Brussels (there are many …) can be really depressing and sometimes insecure.

I would say find you job first, make sure it pays, then move to Brussels …

If you are looking for unskilled work … (even though using 43places means you already have some!) I would definately go to a place wher the living is easy in any case ! Sun and sea would be my favourites … think of southern Spain or Greece, or the Canary Islands!

Hope this helps