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ARTICLE · 17 JULY 2023

Disconnecting From Work In Luxembourg

Employers in Luxembourg must now consult with their employees and trade unions to set up systems to protect employees' rights to disconnect.

LuxembourgEmployment and HR
Employers in Luxembourg must now consult with their employees and trade unions to set up systems to protect employees' rights to disconnect.

A new law has been passed in Luxembourg, which requires employers to put systems in place to ensure the rights of their employees to disconnect outside of working hours. Sanctions will apply for non-compliance, though not for an initial period of three years.

What do employers need to do?

Companies in which employees use digital devices for their work must set up a system for the company or sector in question to make sure that the right to disconnect outside working hours is respected.

What kind of system? ?

This system must be adapted to the specific situation and the features and issues of the company or sector in question, and must cover, where applicable:

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