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    Employment And Labour Law Comparative Guide

    Yes, an employer does need a reason to lawfully terminate an employment relationship, unless the employer terminates the relationship during a validly agreed trial period (in which case no specific reason is required).
    LuxembourgEmployment and HR
    Luther Luxembourg S.A.
    Luther Luxembourg S.A.
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    What Is Expected To Change In Labour Law In Luxembourg In 2023?

    In 2023, Looking ahead, we explore the most important trends and developments related to labour and employment law in Luxembourg.
    LuxembourgEmployment and HR
    L&E Global
    L&E Global

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