Working time
Standard working time, night work, overtime, rest periods, young workers.
Luxembourg :: Working hours
The Labour Code establishes a 40-hour average working week and eight-hour day, based on a rolling four-week reference period …
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Luxembourg :: Sunday working
Sunday working is generally prohibited, although it is permitted in certain sectors following notification of the Labour Inspectorate, for example: ● Persons in management or senior roles may be required to work on Sundays, as may persons in the sales sector (for up to 4 hours), seasonal businesses, transports businesses and those in hotels or restaurants …
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Luxembourg :: Rest periods
If an employee is working for 6 or more hours they must receive a rest break, these are commonly detailed collective agreements where applicable …
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Luxembourg :: Overtime
Overtime working should only be used in exceptional circumstances, for example to prevent the loss of technical work results …
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Luxembourg :: Night work
Night work is generally work completed between 10pm and 6am, however, for employees in hotels and restaurants it does not commence until 11pm …
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