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Low unemployment and high employment mask deeper challenges in wages, mobility, and gender equality.
Older people play a key role in volunteering in Luxembourg. However, participation varies significantly depending on factors such as education, origin, age, social networks, and family or financial constraints.
The Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER) is looking for 150 participants who work both from home and at the office to take part in a time-use study. The aim is to better understand how people organize their day depending on where they work.
Participation is simple:
🎁 15 participants will win a €100 Amazon voucher – roughly a 1 in 10 chance of winning !
Check the participation criteria and complete the time use study in Luxembourg as a hybrid worker.
📅 Deadline to participate: 30 April 2026.
You can find the rules of the operation here.
Thank you for supporting this important research.
Your participation helps us better understand the changing landscape of work in Luxembourg and across Europe.
As part of the European research project WinWin4WorkLife, researchers are studying how work (or telework) is reshaping the way we live. From hybrid home-office setups to digital nomads, the WinWin4WorkLife project explores the wide-ranging effects of remote work across five European case studies — including the Greater Region of Luxembourg.
