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The net cost of cross-border unemployment stands at €145.9m
1+ week, 6+ day ago (304+ words) Written by Ioanna Schimizzi Published at 05:50 • Edited at 05:54 Fewer cross-border workers received benefits in France in 2025, but the fall in reimbursements made by Luxembourg to France has increased the burden on Unédic. In the long term, a large part of…...
Frieden and Roth face the cost of the crises
2+ week, 5+ day ago (760+ words) delano.lu As they approach their third year in office, Luc Frieden and Gilles Roth are grappling with the central contradiction of their plan: how to fund defence, energy crises and new priorities without stifling the economic activity that is…...
Luxembourg is calling for an exemption from the Belgian road tax sticker
3+ week, 3+ day ago (229+ words) The Luxembourg government is asking Wallonia to consider establishing a toll-free border zone. Whilst other forms of road taxation are being introduced in Lorraine, it fears an accumulation of costs and a shift in traffic within the Greater Region. The…...
Seven in ten new jobs come from the public and state-subsidised sectors
3+ week, 5+ day ago (460+ words) delano.lu Between 2022 and 2025, 70.7% of net job creation took place in the public sector and the state-subsidised sector – which comprises organisations whose staff salaries are funded wholly or partly by the State. Luxembourg’s employment market is increasingly driven by the…...