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Luxembourg: Reemployment obligation after restructuring
Phase
Labour Code
Native name
Code du travail
Type
Reemployment obligation after restructuring
Added to database
08 May 2015
Article
Art.L.125-9
Description
In the context of either an individual or a collective dismissal, an employee dismissed for economic reasons has the right to apply to return to the company if the firm hires new personnel. If the employee informs the employer that the employee is interested in returning to the company, the employer must inform the employee of any vacant position corresponding to the employee's skills. The reemployment obligation ends one year after the employee has left the company.
Commentary
No information available.
Additional metadata
Cost covered by
None
Involved actors other than national government
National government
Involvement (others)
None
Thresholds
Affected employees: No, applicable in all circumstances Company size: No, applicable in all circumstances Additional information: No, applicable in all circumstances
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