The generation of digital natives, was born in the 80-90 years and has grown up with information technology and communication. It differs significantly from the previous generation at the same age in its media and digital practices, and computer and internet connection are now part of the basic equipment, as well as television. If she spends almost as much time watching television programs than the previous generation at the same age, the range of her tast expanded considerably. Compared to 25 and over in 2009, the digital natives spend nearly as much time on leisure television but differ in the time spent using the computer, use is closely linked to that of Internal.

This publication of CEPS / INSTEAD analyses the cultural participation of residents in terms of visiting museums and attending entertainment and identifies four types of audience: the public of museums and entertainment, the public of only museums, the public of only performances and the non-public that neither visited museums nor entertainment during the study period.

The insertion into the world of young professional residents is the subject of the publication from CEPS/Instead.

The publication of CEPS / INSTEAD shows that Luxembourgers are strongly mobilized by the German television and the Italians and Portuguese are picked up by the chains issued from France.

This publication of CEPS/INSTEAD analyses the interim work from the side of the companies. Thus, the first part measures the weight of temporary work in the Luxembourg’s economy and determines the profile of the companies that use this type of labour, while the second part examines in how far companies use temporary work.

This publication from CEPS / Instead focuses on the definition of the concept of pay gap and the place of Luxemburg in the EU27 on this gap, while the second part focuses on wage differentials from the 1st hiring youth (aged 15 and 25) according to the type of business.

This publication intends to study a cohort of older unemployed registered in 2008 with ADEM to analyze their profile, duration of unemployment and aid received during this period of unemployment.

In this paper of CEPS/Instead , the aging of the workforce will be analyzed initially through the evolution of the share of older workers in companies between 2004 and 2012.

The objective of this publication CEPS / Instead is to make an update on the recruitment of senior and seeking to answer the following questions: how many employees were hired senior in Luxembourg ? How the recruitment of senior do they share in the economy ? Who are the senior most affected by recruitment: it is rather older unemployed, inactive or people who are already employed ? Newly recruited seniors do they maintain employment ?

In the framework of the European Year for Active Ageing and Solidarity between generations, the aim of this publication from CEPS / Instead is to analyze practices and managerial policies that lead companies established in Luxembourg, to promote retention of their seniors. Practices such as scheduling arrangements, tasks, training or hiring older unemployed are more common in 2012 than in 2004.

This book attempts to take stock of policies to promote active aging in Luxembourg and in neighboring states such as Germany, Belgium and France. These policies will be broken down into three specific categories: policies say defensive, then active and then those that favor the re-employment of unemployed older workers.

This study comes to the conclusion that the feminine influence on certain practices and the masculine influence on certain others, seems to result in a convergence of the practices in Luxembourg.

This paper studies the legal rules concerning the compensatory derogations of the working time and the conventional rules resulting from the collective working conventions.

According to the last publication of CEPS/Instead the decline of interest in reading the paying dailies in the Grand Duchy is not directly related to the arrival of digital and free newspapers.

The publication n°2012-02 from CEPS/Instead defines the concept of active ageing in the context of the Lisbon strategy (2001-2010), describes the measures taken by the Luxemburgish authorities and makes an assessment of the impact of these measures on the active ageing key figures.

The new study of Ceps/ Instead, which analyses the readership of the press, shows that the daily free press is read at least one to two times a week by nearly half of the resident population.

A survey of CEPS / Instead shows a significant increase in the use of public transportation as the primary means of commuting, even if the use of the car remains the major means of transport. Commuters live on average at 44 km from their workplace and take 53 minutes to get there.