Employment
Over 1% of workers in Luxembourg have precarious contracts
Workers with 'precarious' or short-term contracts in Luxembourg is below the European average
According to new Eurostat figures, 2.3% of workers in the European Union had precarious employment in 2016, while in Luxembourg the figure was around 1.5%.
Eurostat describes ‘precarious contracts’ as those not exceeding three months, but in general terms is also known as positions that fill full time jobs, but are denied permanent employee rights.
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