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The General Inspectorate of Social Security is placed under the authority of the minister responsible for social security.
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Tableau de bord sur la situation de l'absentéisme au Luxembourg
L’absentéisme pour cause de maladie au 1er trimestre 2026.
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L'absentéisme pour cause de maladie
Période 2023-2025
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tableau-de-bord-absenteisme-202602.pdf
Les résultats présentés couvrent l'ensemble des données disponibles à ce jour, incluant le 3e trimestre 2025, avec une répartition par prise en charge, raison médicale et proportion de salariés absents.
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Pension increase on 1 January 2026
On 1 January 2026, pensions will increase by 1.5%.
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Publication of the "Health at a Glance 2025" report by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
The report Health at a Glance 2025 provides updated indicators on the health of populations and on the performance of health systems across the 38 OECD member countries.
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New online services: access to information on supplementary pension schemes via the MyGuichet.lu platform
To improve the traceability of the second pillar of retirement provision, two new services relating to supplementary pension schemes are now available online at MyGuichet.lu, providing access to authentic sources made available by the General Inspectorate of Social Security (IGSS).
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Transitional period until the end of the year concerning telework in relation to social security affiliation of cross-border workers
Given the exceptional situation due to the COVID-19 crisis, it was decided not to take into account the days of telework linked to the COVID-19 crisis for the determination of the social security legislation applicable to cross-border workers. This exceptional provision will in principle expire on 30 June 2022.
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