Luxembourg: publication of the first labor code

After several years of preparation, the law creating the Luxembourg labor code is now published. This Code organizes labor law by specifying the rules of law and order applicable to all the workers in Luxembourg. (Réf. 06839)
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“Before the entry into force of the Code, Luxembourg labor laws was a combination of laws, grand-ducal regulations and ministerial decrees, explains Guy Castegnaro, lawyer at the bar of Luxembourg and vice-president of the IES, which thus became less and less accessible because of the high number of texts, especially from Brussels, and their successive modifications by the legislator”. This coding aims at increasing the accessibility and intelligibility of the labor law as well as improving the

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