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Trade unions announced the end of the strike at Cargolux on the evening of 16 September. Stakeholders and management have reached an agreement. The strike began on Thursday 14 September. Photo: Paperjam archives
INDUSTRY

Cargolux: strike action ends

In a joint press release, Cargolux management and the LCGB and OGBL labour unions announced that they had reached an agreement, bringing the strike to an end.

Jeremy Zabatta • 18.09.2023
Employees and supporters gather at Findel airport as part of a strike on 14 September (and which continues on 15 September). The unions are asking for a 6% pay raise and a new pay scale. Photo: Jeremy Zabatta/Maison Moderne
INDUSTRY

Cargolux strike: everything we know so far

Jeremy Zabatta and Mathilde Obert • 15.09.2023
On 16 and 17 September, you’ll be able to discover a few manufacturing secrets. Pictured here is the Luxlait production line. Photo: brain&more
INDUSTRY

Portes Ouvertes: go behind the scenes of 30 Luxembourg companies

Jeremy Zabatta • 15.09.2023
(l-r) The minister for the economy, Franz Fayot (LSAP); Christophe Hansen, member of the European Parliament; Pierre Laffont, director of France Industrie; and Georges Rassel, vice-president of Fedil, during the roundtable discussions on Tuesday 12 September. Photo: Romain Gamba / Maison Moderne
INDUSTRY

Fedil Industry Day 2023

Paperjam.lu • 14.09.2023
Luxair’s Pilot Cadet Program is designed to train airline pilots over a period of 18 months. Photo: Romain Gamba / Maison Moderne
INDUSTRY

Luxair is looking for its future pilots

Jeremy Zabatta • 10.09.2023
According to the LCGB trade union, fewer than 100 jobs are at risk at Goodyear’s Luxembourg site in Colmar-Berg as a result of the tyre maker’s planned EMEA reorganisation. The OGBL trade union put the number of employees at 55. Photo: Goodyear
INDUSTRY

Reorganisation plan threatens 55 jobs at Goodyear

Mathilde Obert • 07.09.2023
Walter Grzymlas founded Saturne Technology at the turn of the century. Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne
INDUSTRY

Saturne Techology: made-to-measure metal

Catherine Kurzawa • 23.08.2023
The United States is relying heavily on its old Mountain Pass mine to start breaking free from China’s domination of the rare earths market. Photo: Mountain Pass
MARKETS

Rare earths: facing up to China...

Thierry Labro • 21.08.2023
Eric Klückers and Robert Dennewald leave the “Made in Luxembourg” label at home--but are happy to be offering their products internationally. Photo: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne
INDUSTRY

Contern SA has begun crossing borders

Catherine Kurzawa • 16.08.2023
The Contractors’ Group fears a shift in the activity of private construction companies towards the public market. Photo: Guy Wolff / Maison Moderne
INDUSTRY

A redundancy plan for the construction industry?

Catherine Kurzawa • 10.08.2023
Patrick Muller and his cousin Manou Emringer run Panelux, a company that operates both in the grand duchy and internationally. Photo: Romain Gamba / Maison Moderne
INDUSTRY

Panelux, travelling at 4,000 loaves per hour

Catherine Kurzawa • 09.08.2023
Georges Krombach capitalises on the agility of his company, which is a smaller player than the global tobacco giants. Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne
INDUSTRY

Landewyck: the ‘Thumbelina’ of tobacco

Catherine Kurzawa • 02.08.2023
The CFL is still the Luxembourg’s leading employer, excluding the civil service. Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne
INDUSTRY

CFL in the lead, Amazon ahead of Post, Spuerkeess out of top 20

Thierry Labro • 20.07.2023
Thomas Schumann, CEO at Thomas Schumann Capital, told Delano about his plans to export water to a country near you, during an interview at the PwC premises in Luxembourg on 11 July 2023. Pictured is the Elephant foot glacier in north Greenland. Photo: Shutterstock
INDUSTRY

Investing in water exports to unexpected places

Sylvain Barrette • 18.07.2023
“The number of bankruptcies will increase in 2023,” according to credit analyst Creditreform. Archive photo: Matic Zorman / Maison Moderne
INDUSTRY

Construction sector bankruptcies soar 117% in H1 2023

Kangkan Halder • 12.07.2023
Luxembourg-based Boson Energy is exporting its know-how to Sweden. Photo: Wallhamn AB
INDUSTRY

Boson Energy helps to decarbonise a Swedish port

Mathilde Obert • 03.07.2023
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