Parents in Luxembourg Could Receive Four Hours Unpaid Leave From Work per Week
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The government wants to introduce a "part-time holiday" for families, which was announced last Friday in an interview with "Radio 100,7". The Minister intends to present a concept for the reform to the social partners in the coming weeks at a meeting of the "Comité permanent du travail et de l'emploi" (CPTE). The aim is that the new "Temps partial familial" will be implemented at the beginning of next year. Family part-time leave is a reform of …
The Minister of Labour, Marc Spautz, gave details of the four-hour weekly part-time family, unpaid, which will have to be negotiated with the employer. The retropedal government. On 22 November 2023, the Prime Minister, Luc Frieden, announced in his government statement before the Chamber of Deputies the introduction of a new right to ...
The LSAP criticized on Friday that the planned family part-time work was a step backwards, because a reduction in working hours should not be linked to a waiver of salary.
Parents should be able to take unpaid leave four hours a week in the future, but the initiative is resisted.
In the future, parents could benefit from four hours per week of unpaid leave, but certain conditions would apply, as explained by the Minister of Labour, Marc Spautz.
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