Luxembourg: the bill implementing the directive on workers’ information and consultation was adopted

The Council of government adopted, on September 14, 2007, a new bill implementing the directive 2002/14 on workers' information and consultation, which replaces the bill brought in at the Chamber of Deputies by the Labour Minister in October 2006 (see our article n° 0610131). (Ref. 070758)
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The Concil of government adopted, on September 14, 2007, a new bill implementing the directive 2002/14 establishing a general framework for informing and consulting employees in the European Community. This text, which also amends Chapter IV of the first title of the Book IV of the Labour Code, replaces the bill brought in by the Labour Minister to the Chamber of Deputies in October 2006 (see our article n° 061031.) The new text is a very accurate implementation of the directive whereas the for

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