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Registration for social security of a resident employee
Be advised: Brexit may have an impact on the registration with the Luxembourgish or British social security and on healthcare. For more information, please consult our FAQ on the subject. Any person carrying out a paid professional activity in Luxembourg......
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Incapacity for work and medical certificates
SITUATION: CORONAVIRUS / COVID-19 Because of the reduced activity of the postal services, insured persons in France and Belgium have the possibility of exceptionally submitting their certificate of incapacity for work by email to: saisieCIT.cns@secu.luPlease consult our......
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Payment of social contributions for employees
SITUATION: CORONAVIRUS / COVID-19 Several temporary measures concerning social contributions have been taken in order to combat the impact of Covid-19 on the situation of businesses and self-employed workers. In addition, interest on arrears in the event of......
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Participer au dépistage à grande échelle du COVID-19
Dans le cadre de la levée du confinement, le gouvernement luxembourgeois invite les résidents ainsi que les travailleurs frontaliers à se soumettre au test du dépistage à grande échelle du COVID-19. Attention : une majorité des personnes infectées ne présentent que peu ou......
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Declaring an occupational illness
An occupational illness is a direct consequence of a prolonged exposure to a risk factor (physical, chemical or microbial) or to specific working conditions (noise, vibrations, work posture, etc.) within the framework of the normal pursuit of a profession.ForAnDeclaringThe...
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Reporting an accident at work / a commuting accident
Except in exceptional and duly justified circumstances, an insured person who is the victim of a work-related or commuting accident must immediately inform their employer (or his representative) in order to be entitled to certain benefits such as: annuities...
