Luxembourg: social partners renew transport collective agreement

The agreement applies to all professional firms of merchandise transport by road, moving, courier, express mail and logistics. Thus, it covers around 10,000 employees. Open one year ago, the negotiations between the social partners were supposed to help the sector face the crisis but talks stalled on the issue of the reference period for the calculation of working time. Unions managed to maintain a four-month reference period.
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of merchandise transport by road, moving, courier, express mail and logistics. Thus, it covers around 10,000 employees. Open one year ago, the negotiations between the social partners were supposed to help the sector face the crisis but talks stalled on the issue of the reference period for the calculation of working time. Unions managed to maintain a four-month reference period.


Adjustments. Key changes affect the range, i.e. the number of hours between the beginning and the end of the service

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