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Job protection plan
The job protection plan is intended as a means for businesses to avoid having to resort to redundancy plans. It is advisable to engage in discussions on the implementation of a job protection plan at an early stage, before the......
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Weather-related layoff
In order to protect jobs and thus prevent redundancies, Luxembourg labour law allows businesses to benefit from a temporary weather-related layoff (chômage dû aux intempéries) subsidy under certain conditions. Businesses carrying out their activity on building sites may submit an...
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Creditor claims in bankruptcy
Any trader who ceases payments and whose credit is weakened is bankrupt. The bankruptcy procedure is initiated either: because of the debtor's acknowledgement, to which he is legally obliged; by court summons by one or more creditors; or automaticallyCreditorsFilingCreditorTo...
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Recovery plan
The recovery plan is a tool designed for use in the context of applications for short-time working based on structural factors. The principle underlying the plan is pre-emptive management of the effects of businesses' planned restructuring. Businesses are......
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Short-time work during the economic recovery period (application and statement)
In order to continue supporting companies and their employees impacted by the COVID-19 crisis, special arrangements for short-time working remain in force until 30 June 2021. These arrangements, which apply to all businesses impacted by the pandemic during......
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Short-time working for the months of April to June 2020 - summary statement
The short-time working scheme in the event of force majeure related to the coronavirus was put in place for the period from 18 March 2020 (beginning of the health crisis) to 30 June 2020. For applications regarding short-time......