Tue, 7 September 2010
Mindful Mimi recounts arriving in glamorous Paris for work. She returns to find Luxembourg a changed country despite itself, and the more international place to work.
Pop art in Cologne, the Edinburgh festivals, rock in Paris, Africa Days in Vienna and the Notting Hill Carnival in London.
Here's a short introduction to our Pre-school and School sections for Luxembourg.
In the latest instalment of Paradise (Apparently), Flo describes the challenges and occasional clashes that come with being a bilingual family.
Here is our guide to the education system in Luxembourg, with information on European, international and national schools.
Over the past few years, Luxembourg has increased investment in child allowances, made taxation more progressive, and increased parental leave.
Controls are available to block harmful sites, with search engines aimed specifically for children.
Starting a new business can be all the more complex in a foreign country. Here are some pointers on setting up a business in Luxembourg.
Based on average income statistics and the income tax rate, the standard of living in Luxembourg is relatively high. The tax rate for individuals is one of the lowest in Europe.
This handy guide from Expertise in Labour Mobility includes information on business hierarchy, negotiations and etiquette.
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