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"Offering €2,800 net is no longer enough to attract young talent, even from abroad. High rents, like €1,300 for a small apartment in Luxembourg, deter them. I'd love to offer €3,500 net to a chef de partie, but that would mean raising menu prices further." infos.rtl.lu/lifestyle/ga...
Luxembourg: Le restaurant étoilé "La Villa de Camille et Julien" est à vendre
Auréolé d'une étoile Michelin depuis 2022, le restaurant gastronomique de Luxembourg "La Villa de Camille et Julien" a été mis en vente par son chef et sa compagne. Une décision "réfléchie" qui survie...
infos.rtl.lu
January 12, 2025 at 12:44 PM
"Offering €2,800 net is no longer enough to attract young talent, even from abroad. High rents, like €1,300 for a small apartment in Luxembourg, deter them. I'd love to offer €3,500 net to a chef de partie, but that would mean raising menu prices further." infos.rtl.lu/lifestyle/ga...
Nobody knows. That’s the problem with the recent EU regulations. They are ambiguous and unclear, regardless of the intended outcome.
So... he says "we don't ask any platform to remove any lawful content." Then recognizes the "difference between illegal content and then content that is potentially harmful." As to that LEGAL content, "we ask just platforms to take appropriate risk mitigation measures."
WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? 4/
WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? 4/
January 8, 2025 at 6:54 PM
Nobody knows. That’s the problem with the recent EU regulations. They are ambiguous and unclear, regardless of the intended outcome.
NSO, which has nine entities in Luxembourg, will pay damages to WhatsApp for hacking its servers to deliver Pegasus.
NSO likely preferred this outcome over exposing it's malware to scrutiny, so they can preserve their chances of continuing dealings with malicious governments.
NSO likely preferred this outcome over exposing it's malware to scrutiny, so they can preserve their chances of continuing dealings with malicious governments.
A U.S. district court ruled that NSO Group, an Israeli spyware maker, had violated U.S. and CA anti-hacking laws and breached WhatsApp's TOS. While the decision has been hailed as "precedent-setting," @asaflubin.bsky.social writes that the actual legal precedent is pretty limited.
Unpacking WhatsApp’s Legal Triumph Over NSO Group
How precedent-setting is it?
www.lawfaremedia.org
January 7, 2025 at 3:53 PM
NSO, which has nine entities in Luxembourg, will pay damages to WhatsApp for hacking its servers to deliver Pegasus.
NSO likely preferred this outcome over exposing it's malware to scrutiny, so they can preserve their chances of continuing dealings with malicious governments.
NSO likely preferred this outcome over exposing it's malware to scrutiny, so they can preserve their chances of continuing dealings with malicious governments.
When a report shows that 16% of employees in Luxembourg have been victims of moral harassment in 2023, you can be sure of one thing: the actual number is much higher.
It is indeed a very apparent problem that the country should take seriously if it is looking to attract a workforce.
It is indeed a very apparent problem that the country should take seriously if it is looking to attract a workforce.
Le harcèlement moral au travail est un phénomène préoccupant qui affecte de nombreuses entreprises. Malgré sa petite taille, le #Luxembourg se distingue par un taux de signalement de harcèlement moral parmi les plus élevés en Europe. (1/2)
Harcèlement moral au travail au Luxembourg : Contexte, problématiques et prévention
Le harcèlement moral au travail est un phénomène préoccupant qui affecte de nombreuses entreprises à travers le monde, y compris au Luxembourg. Malgré sa petite taille, le Luxembourg se distingue par un taux de signalement de harcèlement moral parmi les plus élevés en Europe. Ce problème complexe touche la majorité des entreprises, entraînant des conséquences graves à la fois pour les dirigeants et les salariés. Le nombre de cas ne cesse d'augmenter, posant la question de savoir comment agir efficacement pour prévenir et traiter cette problématique.
www.improof.lu
January 7, 2025 at 2:17 PM
When a report shows that 16% of employees in Luxembourg have been victims of moral harassment in 2023, you can be sure of one thing: the actual number is much higher.
It is indeed a very apparent problem that the country should take seriously if it is looking to attract a workforce.
It is indeed a very apparent problem that the country should take seriously if it is looking to attract a workforce.
While it is true that doctors in the EU are currently the highest paid in Luxembourg, with an average yearly salary of $241,760.92, the risks surrounding the sustainability of the healthcare system are also apparent. (1)
worldpopulationreview.com/country-rank...
worldpopulationreview.com/country-rank...
Doctor Pay by Country 2024
worldpopulationreview.com
December 31, 2024 at 1:17 PM
While it is true that doctors in the EU are currently the highest paid in Luxembourg, with an average yearly salary of $241,760.92, the risks surrounding the sustainability of the healthcare system are also apparent. (1)
worldpopulationreview.com/country-rank...
worldpopulationreview.com/country-rank...
My holiday read this year was Animal Farm, which has been published in Luxembourgish by Ernster. A good choice to revisit this story at a time when nearly every indicator suggests that democracy is in decline around the world and it’s likely to get worse in the year ahead.
December 29, 2024 at 8:35 PM
My holiday read this year was Animal Farm, which has been published in Luxembourgish by Ernster. A good choice to revisit this story at a time when nearly every indicator suggests that democracy is in decline around the world and it’s likely to get worse in the year ahead.
When measuring a nation’s economic success, do you prefer celebrating the highest per capita GDP in the world or the successful businesses a country can export to other markets?
This question came to mind as I was reading this article about Revolut in Luxembourg.
delano.lu/article/revo...
This question came to mind as I was reading this article about Revolut in Luxembourg.
delano.lu/article/revo...
Revolut hits 75,000 customers in Luxembourg, aiming for 100,000 by 2025
Revolut has quickly grown its customer base in Luxembourg, adding 25,000 new users in 2024 and achieving over 11% market penetration. The company plans to reach 100,000 customers by 2025.
delano.lu
December 29, 2024 at 3:13 PM
When measuring a nation’s economic success, do you prefer celebrating the highest per capita GDP in the world or the successful businesses a country can export to other markets?
This question came to mind as I was reading this article about Revolut in Luxembourg.
delano.lu/article/revo...
This question came to mind as I was reading this article about Revolut in Luxembourg.
delano.lu/article/revo...
The Luxembourg Data Protection Authority (CNPD) is tasked with enforcing the AI Act, except that the Luxembourg Financial Authority (CSSF) will be responsible for enforcement related to the financial sector.
This is potentially a unique Luxembourgish solution.
www.linkedin.com/posts/kevin-...
This is potentially a unique Luxembourgish solution.
www.linkedin.com/posts/kevin-...
Kevin Schawinski on LinkedIn: Luxembourg introduced AI Act implementation law
🇱🇺 ⚖️ BREAKING: no Christmas/New Year break for AI law! Luxembourg just introduced their AI Act implementation law. Let me break it down with my friend…
www.linkedin.com
December 28, 2024 at 9:24 PM
The Luxembourg Data Protection Authority (CNPD) is tasked with enforcing the AI Act, except that the Luxembourg Financial Authority (CSSF) will be responsible for enforcement related to the financial sector.
This is potentially a unique Luxembourgish solution.
www.linkedin.com/posts/kevin-...
This is potentially a unique Luxembourgish solution.
www.linkedin.com/posts/kevin-...
In the meantime, PwC Luxembourg opened a new office for new talent… in Portugal. Other (not just Big Four) firms will follow their example.
December 28, 2024 at 9:14 AM
In the meantime, PwC Luxembourg opened a new office for new talent… in Portugal. Other (not just Big Four) firms will follow their example.
Bissen, Luxembourg, is among the locations for the seven proposed AI factories set to be established across the European Union.
Each participating country is a huge winner and will contribute to this transformation by attracting new talent while leveraging existing expertise.
Each participating country is a huge winner and will contribute to this transformation by attracting new talent while leveraging existing expertise.
December 27, 2024 at 12:11 PM
Bissen, Luxembourg, is among the locations for the seven proposed AI factories set to be established across the European Union.
Each participating country is a huge winner and will contribute to this transformation by attracting new talent while leveraging existing expertise.
Each participating country is a huge winner and will contribute to this transformation by attracting new talent while leveraging existing expertise.
I just came across this article, which uses Eurostat-data to demonstrate that the vast majority of Luxembourg’s population, over 88%, earns above the EU average income.
(Sorry, it is only available in Hungarian. g7.hu/adat/2024122...)
(Sorry, it is only available in Hungarian. g7.hu/adat/2024122...)
Ha annyit keresel, mint az uniós átlag, akkor a magyar társadalom felső két százalékához tartozol - G7 - Gazdasági sztorik érthetően
Ha az országok közötti eltérő árszínvonalat is figyelembe vesszük, akkor már százból hat magyar jövedelme éri el legalább az EU-átlag szintjét.
g7.hu
December 24, 2024 at 2:05 PM
I just came across this article, which uses Eurostat-data to demonstrate that the vast majority of Luxembourg’s population, over 88%, earns above the EU average income.
(Sorry, it is only available in Hungarian. g7.hu/adat/2024122...)
(Sorry, it is only available in Hungarian. g7.hu/adat/2024122...)
Why take the Luxembourgish language exam for nationality? If you are an EU citizen (like myself), the reasons might be less obvious. Here's my perspective. 🧵(1)
December 20, 2024 at 8:15 AM
Why take the Luxembourgish language exam for nationality? If you are an EU citizen (like myself), the reasons might be less obvious. Here's my perspective. 🧵(1)
When reading Corinne Cahen's statement that, with AI, verifying information becomes important again (paperjam.lu/article/cori...), it reminds me of a post from the Pessimist Archive about a 1912 US bill aimed at prohibiting the creation, display, or distribution of fraudulent photographs.
Corinne Cahen: «Si l’IA n’a pas de frontières, elle doit avoir des limites»
Dans son rapport sur le budget, Corinne Cahen a consacré un chapitre particulier à l’intelligence artificielle. Elle partage avec Paperjam les principaux enseignements de son analyse, qu’elle présente...
paperjam.lu
December 17, 2024 at 12:39 PM
When reading Corinne Cahen's statement that, with AI, verifying information becomes important again (paperjam.lu/article/cori...), it reminds me of a post from the Pessimist Archive about a 1912 US bill aimed at prohibiting the creation, display, or distribution of fraudulent photographs.
This is extremely concerning, not only because today 1 in 7 workers in Luxembourg is at risk of poverty, but also because it reflects a trend the country has been unable to address for the past 20 years, and it is just getting much much worse.
December 16, 2024 at 8:19 PM
This is extremely concerning, not only because today 1 in 7 workers in Luxembourg is at risk of poverty, but also because it reflects a trend the country has been unable to address for the past 20 years, and it is just getting much much worse.
While people usually don't know where Luxembourg is, and they aren't even sure whether it is an independent country or not, all they claim to know about it is that it is a tax haven.
How false this belief is, is demonstrated here:
How false this belief is, is demonstrated here:
Au cours des dernières décennies, la charge fiscale s’est de plus en plus déplacée des entreprises vers les travailleurs et les consommateurs, tandis que le capital profite de largesses dont le travail, à l’exception de quelques salariés privilégiés, ne bénéficie pas. #luxembourg (1/3)
December 16, 2024 at 3:23 PM
While people usually don't know where Luxembourg is, and they aren't even sure whether it is an independent country or not, all they claim to know about it is that it is a tax haven.
How false this belief is, is demonstrated here:
How false this belief is, is demonstrated here:
Deterrents from Moving to Luxembourg - Part 1
Housing: The Major Red Flag
If you are considering moving to the Grand Duchy, one immediate red flag when evaluating living conditions is housing.
This article provides an excellent summary of the problem: www.news.at/wirtschaft/w.... (1)
Housing: The Major Red Flag
If you are considering moving to the Grand Duchy, one immediate red flag when evaluating living conditions is housing.
This article provides an excellent summary of the problem: www.news.at/wirtschaft/w.... (1)
Wohnungsnot: Luxemburg am Limit
Luxemburg gilt mit dem höchsten BIP pro Kopf weltweit als Steueroase. Gleichzeitig steckt das Land in einer tiefen Wohnungskrise und dient als Negativbeispiel für ein europaweites Problem.
www.news.at
December 12, 2024 at 2:12 PM
Deterrents from Moving to Luxembourg - Part 1
Housing: The Major Red Flag
If you are considering moving to the Grand Duchy, one immediate red flag when evaluating living conditions is housing.
This article provides an excellent summary of the problem: www.news.at/wirtschaft/w.... (1)
Housing: The Major Red Flag
If you are considering moving to the Grand Duchy, one immediate red flag when evaluating living conditions is housing.
This article provides an excellent summary of the problem: www.news.at/wirtschaft/w.... (1)