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Michel Reckinger, chair of the Luxembourg Employers’ Association (UEL), vice chair of the artisans federation FDA and CEO of Reckinger Alfred. Photo: Jessica Theis
TRADES

Seventh place: Michel Reckinger

Chair of the Luxembourg Employers’ Association (Union des entreprises luxembourgeoises), vice chair of the Fédération des artisans and CEO of Reckinger Alfred, Michel Reckinger juggles his duties with a human vision and technological ambition, driven by a passion for building a sustainable future.

Rebeca Suay • 03.01.2025
“Failure to comply could lead to the rejection of future filings with the RCS, impacting critical processes,” said Bram Eijsbouts, chief commercial officer for Luxembourg and the Netherlands at IQ-EQ in a recent press release. Photo: IQ-EQ
TRADES

Matricule number requirement for RCS-linked individuals takes effect

Kangkan Halder • 13.11.2024
Charel Roemen, 33, is the third generation to run Carrosserie Roemen. Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne
TRADES

Charel Roemen: “Fewer people are getting into craft industries”

Ioanna Schimizzi • 25.10.2024
Stéphane Lenert has taken over Marbrerie Bertrand. Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne
TRADES

Stéphane Lenert: “Offering beautiful, timeless and sustainable products”

Rebeca Suay • 24.10.2024
Gérard Thein, 39, is managing director of Bonaria Frères. Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne
TRADES

Gérard Thein: “The 150 families I work with motivate me every day”

Émilio Naud • 22.10.2024
According to the Chamber of Skilled Trades and Crafts (CDM), more and more construction companies are facing cash flow problems. Photo: Shutterstock
TRADES

Construction industry remains in a delicate situation: report

Maëlle Hamma • 16.10.2024
Corinne Kox rarely takes a break during the harvest. Only the state of the sky, crucial in the annual production of 80,000 bottles, decides the calendar. Photo: Maison Moderne
TRADES

Harvest 2024: “It’s the grapes that have the last word”

Pierre Théobald • 16.09.2024
Ministers Georges Mischo (CSV) and Martine Hansen (CSV) intend to harmonise the texts to make it easier for farmers to find their way around. Photo: SIP/Jean-Christophe Verhaegen
POLITICS

Seasonal workers: how recruitment will be simplified

Pierre Théobald • 16.07.2024
The EU deforestation regulation has an extraterritorial reach and is relevant to a considerable number of stakeholders, given that it covers seven commodities (palm oil, soya, wood, cocoa, coffee, cattle and rubber) and their derived products. Photo: Shutterstock
TRADES

Corporates in cocoa industry face scrutiny over deforestation

Sylvain Barrette • 21.11.2023
Ferdinand Hein represents the fifth generation of the Luxembourg family business Hein. Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne
TRADES

Hein: manufacturing ovens for bakeries around the world

Catherine Kurzawa • 30.08.2023
Nicolas Schmit (right), owner of the Schmit-Fohl winery, reckons that this year’s grape harvest will start around 7 September. Photo: Matic Zorman / Maison Moderne
TRADES

“Possibility of harvesting a very fine 2023 vintage”

Hugo Hirsch • 28.08.2023
Managing director Paul Bisenius and the twenty or so employees of Menuiserie Fellens who are entitled to a bonus day off during the week of their birthday. Photos: Menuiserie Fellens. Montage: Maison Moderne
TRADES

Birthday leave for employees at Menuiserie Fellens

Mathilde Obert • 18.07.2023
Luxembourg’s external trade has been on a downward trend for the past several months. Photo: Matic Zorman / Maison Moderne
ECONOMY

Export and import volumes continue to decline

Kangkan Halder • 03.07.2023
The 13-point plan presented on 20 June aims at helping companies in the construction sector, ministers said. Photo: Matic Zorman
POLITICS

Government pledges extra €150m to boost construction

Cordula Schnuer • 20.06.2023
Modular furniture, suitable for young and old. Photo: Navid Razvi
TRADES

Modular furniture for young and old

Céline Coubray • 31.05.2023
According to the chamber of skilled trades and crafts, the construction industry could experience a significant crisis after the end of the collective summer holiday, which this year runs from 28 July to 20 August. Archive photo: Maison Moderne
INSTITUTIONS

Craft industry fears a construction crisis

Catherine Kurzawa • 05.05.2023
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