https://today.rtl.lu/news/luxembourg/a/2190997.html Nel lungo termine sarebbe sostenibile?
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https://today.rtl.lu/news/luxembourg/a/2190997.html Nel lungo termine sarebbe sostenibile?
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https://nairametrics.com/2024/02/23/luxembourg-reports-availability-of-7000-jobs-across-10-industries-for-local-foreign-talent/ , https://en.jobs.lu/luxembourg_jobs.aspx
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No.
I don’t know why rtl does these meaningless surveys
No, it wouldn’t. We have two main issues that I think need to be tackled: (a) We need to diversify our economy as we have a lot of local brain drain. Not every Luxembourgish person that has ambitions wants to work in the financial sector, hence many choose to work in Germany, Switzerland or other more diversified economies. We will never be able to compete with those countries in terms of industry and innovation but we should at least incentivise talent to come back after their studies and create value here. Not everyone will but we should at least try. We should focus on niches and make it easier for people to create businesses.
(b) The State (as much as I like a well organised state with good services) needs to become more efficient and for the love of God needs to stop its unfair competition with the private sector. So many engineers decide to go to the state after one or two years in the private sector. That’s freaking unhealthy for an economy.