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STRUCTURE OF THE WORKFORCE IN DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT SITUATION OF OLDER WORKERS ON THE LABOR MARKET SITUATION OF YOUNG PEOPLE ON THE LABOR MARKET WORKING CONDITIONS AND WELL-BEING
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Age pyramid (%) and main indicators on domestic employment in Luxembourg (1994, 2003, 2007-2019)

12-10-2019

Domestic employment 1994-2019

Age pyramid (numbers) on domestic employment in Luxembourg (1994, 2003, 2007-2019)

12-10-2019

Employment boosted by influx of cross-border workers

In recent decades, paid employment has more than doubled in Luxembourg, primarily because of the influx of cross-border workers coming from France, Germany and Belgium.
Ageing of the domestic workforce according to the three categories of workers (1994, 2003, 2007-2019)

12-10-2019

Cross-border and foreign resident workers no longer shield Luxembourg from the consequences of demographic ageing

In most European countries, the national population is the main source of its workforce. Therefore, the demographic ageing of the national population influences directly the ageing of the workforce. Luxembourg is a special case in Europe because the ageing of its workforce is also linked to the ageing of cross-border and foreign resident workers.