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A minister never acts alone, but only in accordance with the government, says Dan Kersch Author: Tim Morizet (Radio) adapted for RTL Today|Update: 17.02.2021 11:47 Minister of Labour Dan Kersch reacted to statements made by the president of the Union of Luxembourg Enterprises (UEL), who speculated that Lex Delles had provided aid that Kersch did not want to provide himself.
Kersch welcomes the fact that the UEL accepts the raise of the aid for uncovered costs as the de facto introduction of a substitute salary for self-employed workers.
The idea of a substitute salary had been suggested by Kersch himself on 11 February. After discussions with Minister for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises Lex Delles however, the idea was dropped.
Author: Tim Morizet (Radio), Monica Camposeo (Télé)|Update: 22.12.2020 09:56 Once again certain sectors will close down across Luxembourg, including schools, crèches and shops.
On Monday afternoon the government announced shops, beauty salons, crèches and schools would be closed, with the new measures coming into force from 26 December. Reactions to the news have been mixed.
Commerce
Luxembourg City s Commercial Union president Guill Kaempff said the consequences of lockdown 2.0 would be harmful to the sector, and added he did not think it was necessary at this stage, with under 500 daily new infections. He said this was the threshold previously given by the government to justify the closure of the Horesca sector, and criticised the fact that further closures were now taking place.