Luxembourg : Vacancy sources

Job vacancies are easy to find through a range of media including newspapers, the internet, public agencies and recruitment agencies.

Job websites

• Monster (Luxembourg) - English, French and German
• Jobs.lu  - in English, French and German
• Jobsocial.lu  - in French
• Monster (Luxembourg)  - English, French and German
• EURES - European Job Mobility Portal  - maintained by the European Commission, provides information about job vacancies, living and working conditions, and labour markets in Luxembourg, as well as a CV-posting service for jobseekers.

Recruitment agencies

Use the Anglo Info website to find details of recruitment agencies operating in Luxembourg.

Be extremely wary of recruiters who demand a fee up front from the job applicant or expect you to reimburse them for postage or telephone costs. 

Newspapers

• Luxemburger Wort   - bilingual French/German daily, job vacancies on Saturdays
• Tageblatt  - bilingual French/German daily
• Financial Times  - on Fridays sometimes advertises jobs in Luxembourg.
• The Belgian graduate directory Hobsons Benelux  is available in various language versions such as English, Dutch and French. It includes employers recruiting for Luxembourg banks, chartered accountancy firms and software houses.
• Details of newspapers in Luxembourg can be found through Kidon Media-Link  .

Other sources

The Ministère du Travail et de l'Emploi (Ministry of Employment) Luxembourg  handles vacancies in Luxembourg. Find out more about public employment services in help and advice abroad.

Hidden vacancies

As Luxembourg is a small country, a lot of recruitment takes place through informal contacts, so networking can be beneficial.

Go to job market for details of lists of companies for speculative applications.