Frontaliers Grand Est provides unique legal information on the status of cross-border workers in the Greater Region. Its main mission is to inform cross-border commuters (employees, employers, jobseekers, students) about their rights in terms of labour law, taxation and social protection in Germany, Belgium and Luxembourg. More information at www.frontaliers-grandest.eu
CSIGR – Interregional Trade Union Confederation of the Greater Region The Interregional Trade Union Confederation of the Greater Region (CSIGR-IGRGR) brings together trade unions from the different territories of the Greater Region. It defends the interests of cross-border workers, helps improve working conditions and supports the development of fair professional mobility. Within the EURES Greater … Continued
The remit of the Ministry of Labour, Employment and the Social and Solidarity Economy is defined by the Grand-Ducal decree establishing the ministries. The ministry’s responsibilities cover three main areas: – employment; – labour law and industrial relations; – the social and solidarity economy. The ministry is responsible for implementing government policy in these areas … Continued
Founded in 1918, FEDIL is today the Luxembourg business federation representing the industry, construction and business services sectors. At national level, FEDIL’s main objective is to defend the professional interests of its members and to analyse all related economic, social and industrial issues. FEDIL also strives to develop the spirit and bonds of solidarity between … Continued
The Chamber of Commerce’s activities aim to help businesses create wealth and jobs. The Chamber of Commerce’s actions are many: – Advice and support for businesses: the Chamber of Commerce’s core activity – Interface between businesses and public authorities: making everyday life easier for businesses – Promoting entrepreneurship: stimulating business creation – Continuing education for … Continued
ADEM (Agence pour le développement de l’emploi) is the public employment service of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. It has 7 regional agencies across the country. ADEM aims to be the partner of reference for all labour market stakeholders. Its main challenge in the current economic context is to bring jobseekers and employers together as … Continued
