Luxembourg: government proposes increase in Sunday working hours in retail sector

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On 11 October, Luxembourg labour minister Georges Mischo (Conservative) announced a bill to amend the regulations on Sunday working in retail businesses. The plan is to increase the maximum working time from the current four hours (under article 231-4 of the Labour Code) to eight hours, with a 70% pay rise for all hours worked. This measure, included in the 2023-2028 coalition agreement, “reflects current developments in a changing society and world of work, by offering employees the...

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