Docler Holding is cutting 115 jobs in Luxembourg as part of a major restructuring linked to the integration of artificial intelligence.

While layoffs had already been announced in August, the number of employees affected was not specified at the time. On Tuesday, news website Virgule reported that a social plan has now been signed, confirming that 115 staff will be made redundant.

Robert Fornieri, Deputy Secretary General of trade union LCGB, confirmed the figure to Virgule. He explained that the LCGB had been asked by Docler’s staff delegation to assist in negotiations with management but was unable to prevent the layoffs. In total, 115 of the company’s 800 employees are affected.

According to Docler, a “significant reorganisation process” has been underway for several months and is expected to be completed by the end of the summer. The restructuring is linked to the integration of AI, which reduces the need for manual processes.

Further staff adjustments are expected in other Docler subsidiaries in the coming weeks.