We know —and understand—that you are probably tired of any mention of the COVID-19 crisis, but frankly, it’s unavoidable. Even as its presence fades from our daily lives, the lessons learned during the pandemic, particularly during the lockdown, have definitively led to a new way of thinking, a new business …
Presque un an après le début d’une épidémie et d’une crise économique sans précédent, c’est en direction des plus bas revenus que le gouvernement luxembourgeois a décidé d’agir. En effet, avec une revalorisation de 2,8% du salaire social minimum, ce sont plus de 60 000 salariés qui verront leur salaire …
IMPORTANT: The Social Parameters have been updated. Read our PwC Flash to learn about the new applicable social parameters from 1 April 2022. Nearly one year after the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic –unheard-of by most of us– followed by an economic crisis, the Luxembourg government has decided to focus …
To keep pace with evolving living costs, as determined by the Statistics and Economic Studies bureau (STATEC), the main social parameters in the Index 814.40, applicable 1 January 2019, increase the social minimum salaries. The Index also introduces new lower rates for employers’ mutuality and implements a new reform in …
