During the show, they discussed the results of a survey carried out by industry federation Fedil, which predicts more than half of jobs in the next two years will require a Master’s or PhD degree.
Also on the agenda was a new application for domestic violence victims, which will be launched on International Women’s Day on 8 March by the Vodafone Foundation together with Femmes en Détresse.
Finally, the two spoke about the latest updates from the government on the coronavirus pandemic in Luxembourg, as restrictions could be eased from 2 April and the vaccine campaign could pick up speed next month.
Agenda:
- 5-7 March: Festival des Migrations, online
- 8 March: Grève des femmes, 12pm to 1.30pm online programme, 5pm women’s march in Luxembourg City
- 8 March: Let’s Code Python book launch, 5pm, online
- 8 March: Lara Baladi on the value of memory, mythological and socio-political narratives, 7pm, online
- Until 14 March: Luxembourg City Film Festival, online and in cinemas
Listen here:
“Connecting” is broadcast every Friday after the 6pm news on radio 100,7. Catch the next Delano segment on the 100,7 airwaves on 12 March. Listen live by tuning in to 100.7 FM in Luxembourg or via livestream, or catch the programme replayed as a podcast available Saturdays on Delano.lu.