AI is transforming HR practices in Luxembourg by accelerating recruitment, automating administrative management and strengthening the prevention of psychosocial risks.

In Luxembourg, dismissal is strictly regulated by law. Practical guide to help employees understand their rights, the steps to take and the remedies available in the event of unfair dismissal.

Working in Luxembourg is much more than a question of skills: it is also a question of communication, codes and languages. Discover everything you need to know to adapt well to the Grand Ducal work culture.

Discover the job of construction manager in Luxembourg: 2025 salary, studies, benefits, European comparison and job prospects in the construction industry.

High salaries, ideal working conditions, advantageous taxation: working in Luxembourg is attractive but full of preconceived ideas. Behind the cliches, discover the reality of a demanding, competitive and more nuanced market than it seems.

With salaries higher than those in France and Belgium, Luxembourg is establishing itself as a destination of choice for engineers. Attractive salaries, tax benefits and strong demand make it a booming market for beginners and experts alike.

You don't have real professional experience yet? Discover all the useful tips for writing a structured and personalized cover letter, even without a degree or internship.

A key profession in human resources management, the position of salary manager/payroll manager is in high demand in Luxembourg. Between salary attractiveness, specialized training and career prospects, this profession stands out as a way of the future.

Beyond salary promises, what are the realities of the job? Detailed analysis of the salary of nurses in Luxembourg, bonuses, working conditions and career prospects.

How do you answer the question: “When would you be available” during a job interview? Discover all our tips for making this stage of the recruitment process a success.‍

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In Luxembourg, the minimum wage is among the highest in Europe, attracting numerous skilled and unskilled workers every year. With wage indexation and a constantly changing cost of living, the monthly gross amount is constantly being adjusted. ‍