
The US-based company, which employs around 300 people in Luxembourg, has reached a new collective agreement that will remain in force until 2029.
According to the Independent Luxembourg Trade Union Confederation (OGBL), the new deal safeguards all existing social benefits for employees.
One notable improvement is an increase in meal voucher value, with the so-called chèque repas rising from €10.80 to €12.80.
