Luxembourg: social partners are back at the bargaining table

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ad been on hold for a year and a half. The government, employers’ representatives and unions finally met on September 29th. While the very existence of automatic indexing is no longer in danger, an amendment is possible. (Ref. 110594)

Index.
The meeting held on September 29th revived the tripartite social
dialogue structure in Luxembourg,
where the government and social partners are represented. In the spring 2010, debates on the possibility
of amending “social indexing” threw social dia

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