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For your business to be successful, you must manage your employees and their benefits as well as your employee representatives such as works councils and unions. Yet from executive contracts and equal opportunities to restructurings, transfer of business issues and restrictive covenants, employment and pension law in Europe is complex and, at times, contradictory. European directives, European court decisions, national laws, local cases and precedent must all be taken into account by your management team.

Our 280-strong group of sector specialists can help you navigate the maze of HR regulations, policy documents and other legal complexities you must contend with on a daily basis. 

If your business crosses borders, you will be faced with additional legal hurdles before achieving the outcome you need. With a global network covering 33 countries, we can help solving your problems across all the jurisdictions in which you operate - whether your issue relates to employment contracts, pension schemes, redundancies, M&A, trade union/staff representative relations or litigation.

08/05/2019
Employment Challenge
Doing business across Europe, Asia and Latin America is complex and can be confusing. Laws, languages and cultures mean that local jurisdictions vary widely. And in the case of employment legislation...

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19/01/2024
CBAM: Just over a week to comply
As the deadline for the first Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) report approaches on January 31st, it is crucial for undertakings engaged in importing relevant goods into the European Union to...
01/12/2023
CMS Luxembourg Advent Calendar 2023
We are thrilled to unveil our #CMSLux­Ad­vent­Cal­en­dar23, featuring 24 essential legal insights for 2023 that will shape the legal landscape in 2024. Immerse yourself in the discovery of crucial new regulations right up to Christmas, and get ready to be informed about the major legal developments that will shape our year ahead. Stay tuned for our daily advent reveals starting!
17/10/2023
Remote Working Legislation, Laws & Regulations in Luxembourg
1. Is there any legislation relating to working from home in your country? Yes, the Convention of 20 October 2020 on the legal regime of teleworking governs the rules on telework in Luxembourg. 2. How...
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29/09/2023
Third indexation in 2023: Compensation planned by the Luxembourg State...
In a nutshell, it is planned that the Luxembourg State will cover part of the contributions paid by employers to the Mutualité des Employeurs ("MDE"), to ensure that the increase in salaries due to the...
01/08/2023
Dismissals and Termination of Employment in Luxembourg
1. Dismissal of employees In the past, the law in Luxembourg distinguished between ‘blue-collar workers’ and ‘white-collar workers’. This distinction no longer exists. Luxembourg Labour Law provides...
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17/07/2023
Work-life balance : Modification of article L. 233-16 of the Labour Code...
The Chamber of Deputies finally proceeded to the first vote on 11 July 2023 for the bill 8016 followed by the bill 8017, both amending the Labor Code and the amended laws of 16 April 1979 and 24 December...
06/07/2023
Luxembourg Labour Code: Introduction of the Right to Disconnect
On 13 June 2023, the Luxembourg Chamber of Deputies adopted the bill amending the Luxembourg Labor Code with a view to introducing a provision relating to the right to disconnect (hereinafter the "Law")...
28/06/2023
Cost-cutting and restructuring in times of crisis
A tough global economic outlook is driving many employers to review their operational costs. Across businesses, hard questions are being asked about where efficiencies can be made – and ultimately what...
25/05/2023
North Sea Strikes and Force Majeure
The latest in a series of strikes by oil & gas workers in the North Sea continues to test the operation and efficacy of force majeure (“FM”) provisions in oil and gas industry contracts.There is no...
19/05/2023
Publication of Luxembourg law on whistleblowing
The law of 16 May 2023 (the “Law”) implements Directive (EU) 2019/1937 of the Parliament and of the Council of 23 October 2019 on the protection of persons who report breaches of Union law (the “Dir­ect­ive”)...
03/05/2023
ChatGPT – What Employers and Employees Need to Be Aware Of
Discover how ChatGPT can revolutionise HR and boost efficiency while ensuring compliance with legal and data protection guidelines.The hype generated by the release of ChatGPT in November 2022 was enormous...
31/03/2023
Webinar Recording | Greenwashing in the Luxembourg financial sector
Check out the webinar replay to discover the risks of #gre­en­wash­ing in the financial sector. With the growth of ESG-focused investments, the risk of gre­en­wash­ing in­creases and threatens the soundness...