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Bullying in the public sector: A unilateral decision and its consequences
An apparently forgotten draft bill was intended to allow all public sector employees to have allegations of bullying reviewed by an independent body…
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Opgepikt - Elsa
Die einen versuchen sich als Winzer*innen, die anderen, und das sind wir, kaufen sich eine Kuh. Wer wissen will warum, der/die muss bis ganz nach…
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"The best is yet to come"
André Mergenthaler is bursting with ideas. He knew from an early age that he would one day become a musician, but that didn't prevent him from almost…
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Editorial - Violence against women, a slow battle
Each new orange week reveals just how far we are from eliminating violence against women. It's a discouraging fact, even if a spark can still ignite…
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2024: It wasn't all bad...
We look back on 2024: our team shares personal insights and stories from the year. With different perspectives and context, we not only show what…
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Sponsored contentEvergreens - Typologie des fraudes
Un podcast en collaboration avec la Spuerkeess sur la durabilité, la technologie et l'avenir dans les secteurs bancaire et financier. Voici le…
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Fake sick people: The problem with increasing absenteeism
Statistics show: More and more employees are on sick leave frequently or for long periods of time. In addition to those who are genuinely ill, there…
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"Dat hate mer schonn" - Smartphones in schools
Recommendations for screen time for children have been tinkered with for a long time. The ban at primary schools and restrictions at lycées are set…
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The highs and lows of self-employment
Anyone who sets up a business or practises their profession in their own name does not do so lightly, as the hurdles of self-employment often seem to…
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Tree by tree against Luxembourg's forest dieback
Large areas of our forests are dying - the result of climate change and the consequence of forestry decisions made almost a century ago. Equipped…
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AutiHD creates new opportunities for Luxembourg's job market
Joël Schmit knows first-hand the challenges that people with autism face in everyday life and on the labour market. However, instead of despairing at…
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"I am still Martine"
Martine Deprez is a political career changer who is expected to do a lot. As CSV Minister of Health and Social Affairs, the trained mathematician is…
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How curiosity propels business success
Renowned author, keynote speaker and curiosity expert Dr Diane Hamilton recently visited the Luxembourg School of Business to work with students and…
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The many challenges of housing former convicts
A government pilot project aims to help former prisoners find a home - and thus avoid homelessness and recidivism. However, overcrowded structures,…
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Valuable victory for solicitor-client privilege
The Court of Justice of the European Union recently confirmed that all legal advice given by lawyers is protected by secrecy. This closes a difficult…
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Bullying in the public sector: A unilateral decision and its consequences
An apparently forgotten draft bill was intended to allow all public sector employees to have allegations of bullying reviewed by an independent body. However, the government withdrew it in early Augu…
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Gift a subscription!
Choose new perspectives, go for a subscription to the Lëtzebuerger Journal.
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Opgepikt - Elsa
Die einen versuchen sich als Winzer*innen, die anderen, und das sind wir, kaufen sich eine Kuh. Wer wissen will warum, der/die muss bis ganz nach unten weiterlesen. Der satirische Wochenrückblick von…
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"The best is yet to come"
André Mergenthaler is bursting with ideas. He knew from an early age that he would one day become a musician, but that didn't prevent him from almost ending up working for the rubbish collection serv…
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Editorial - Violence against women, a slow battle
Each new orange week reveals just how far we are from eliminating violence against women. It's a discouraging fact, even if a spark can still ignite people's consciences.
-
2024: It wasn't all bad...
We look back on 2024: our team shares personal insights and stories from the year. With different perspectives and context, we not only show what went wrong, but also what went right - for a multifac…
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Evergreens - Typologie des fraudes
Sponsored content
Un podcast en collaboration avec la Spuerkeess sur la durabilité, la technologie et l'avenir dans les secteurs bancaire et financier. Voici le premier d'une série de trois épisodes hors-série.
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Fake sick people: The problem with increasing absenteeism
Statistics show: More and more employees are on sick leave frequently or for long periods of time. In addition to those who are genuinely ill, there are also those who take advantage of medical certi…
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"Dat hate mer schonn" - Smartphones in schools
Recommendations for screen time for children have been tinkered with for a long time. The ban at primary schools and restrictions at lycées are set to finally change this. This also gives parents bac…
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The highs and lows of self-employment
Anyone who sets up a business or practises their profession in their own name does not do so lightly, as the hurdles of self-employment often seem to outweigh the benefits. And yet: three self-employ…
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Tree by tree against Luxembourg's forest dieback
Large areas of our forests are dying - the result of climate change and the consequence of forestry decisions made almost a century ago. Equipped with spades and hoes, a few forest owners are learnin…
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AutiHD creates new opportunities for Luxembourg's job market
Joël Schmit knows first-hand the challenges that people with autism face in everyday life and on the labour market. However, instead of despairing at the obstacles, he has decided to make a change. W…
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"I am still Martine"
Martine Deprez is a political career changer who is expected to do a lot. As CSV Minister of Health and Social Affairs, the trained mathematician is now set to take charge of the pension reform.
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How curiosity propels business success
Renowned author, keynote speaker and curiosity expert Dr Diane Hamilton recently visited the Luxembourg School of Business to work with students and executives on curiosity and how it can foster enga…
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The many challenges of housing former convicts
A government pilot project aims to help former prisoners find a home - and thus avoid homelessness and recidivism. However, overcrowded structures, an acute housing shortage and short-term releases o…
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Valuable victory for solicitor-client privilege
The Court of Justice of the European Union recently confirmed that all legal advice given by lawyers is protected by secrecy. This closes a difficult chapter after a long battle in Luxembourg and on …
