You'll never work alone
The CSL gives you the opportunity to pursue further training.
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Defends your interests
The CSL defends the interests of more than 600,000 members by drafting opinions on bills and socio-economic analyses, and by appointing representatives to Social Security bodies, the Labour Court and various advisory bodies.
The CSL defends your quality of life, your purchasing power, your rights and your social entitlements. -
Keeps you informed
The CSL publishes and makes available thematic works on labour law, social security, taxation and well-being at work.
It offers publications dealing with socio-economic subjects and drafts position papers feeding into socio-economic debates in Luxembourg. -
Helps you progress
The CSL contributes to the organisation of initial vocational training. At the crossroads of initial training, continuing training and the working world, the CSL's continuing training centre Luxembourg Lifelong Learning Centre (LLLC), offers continuing training tailored to the needs and aspirations of employees.
Social elections are held every 5 years. Employees vote to elect the members of the staff delegation in their company and CSL national members.
Discover our new series
A series of captivating videos in which employees ask questions about the CSL and the social elections! Zany situations and hilarious questions await you.
The episodes
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Episode 1 : We are all CSLFind out what CSL is.
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Episode 2 : You'll never work aloneThe CSL defends the rights of all employees.
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Episode 3 : Right to vote for allCross-border commuters can vote too.
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Episode 4 : TrainingThe CSL gives you the opportunity to pursue further training.
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Coming soon
Episode 5 : PensionsThe CSL defends the rights of all employees, including pensioners.
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Coming soon
Episode 6 : SalaryThe CSL defends your rights and your salary.
How to vote
You can vote by post using an anonymous ballot. A ballot corresponding to your professional category will be sent to your home address by post. Fill it in and return it to your polling station using the prepaid envelope.
Why vote?
Who can vote?
In March 2024, more than 600,000 people, employees working in Luxembourg, pensioners, apprentices and jobseekers, regardless of their nationality or place of residence, are invited to take part in the election of their representatives in the Chamber of Employees.
By giving their electoral support to candidates, the members of the Chamber of Employees will increase the strength of its convictions vis-à-vis the Luxembourg institutions and thus enable it to fully fulfil its role of promoting fair recognition and enhancement of their status.
Who to vote?
The Chamber of Employees is made up of 60 elected members, divided into several groups. You vote for the candidates in your socio-professional category.