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ARTICLE · 13 JUNE 2019

Time Savings Account In The Private Sector

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On 28 April 2019, the law introducing a legal framework for the possibility of a time savings account for employees in the private sector came into force.

LuxembourgEmployment and HR

On 28 April 2019, the law introducing a legal framework for the possibility of a time savings account for employees in the private sector came into force.

Companies having introduced a time savings account in execution of an existing collective bargaining agreement may continue to apply the rules set out therein until the expiry of such collective bargaining agreement.

A time savings account may only be agreed in the context of a collective bargaining agreement or of an interprofessional agreement.

Employees who have more than two (2) years' seniority within the company have the possibility to collect rights to paid leave of up to 1800 hours on a special account. The employee shall be entitled to use such hours at a later stage to carry out personal plans, such as a sabbatical leave or child-rearing without having recourse to unpaid leave.

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