Marc Spautz served in the government and held the portfolio of Travail during the sittings recorded here.
\nSpoke on bills: PL8153, PL8456, PL8635.
\nMarc Spautz was also a member of the Chamber of Deputies; see Marc Spautz.
\nSittings spoken in: 6.
\n5 March 2026 — giving the government's reason for not convening the steel tripartite now
\n\n\nDofir war d’Regierung der Meenung, dass et net de Moment wier, eng Stol-Tripartitt anzeruffen, mee dass een déi Verhandlungen, déi d’Sozialpartner mateneen hunn, déi och begleet gi vum Ministère du Travail a vum Ministère de l’Économie, sollt ofwaarden.
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That is why the government took the view that this is not the moment to convene a steel tripartite, but that one should wait for the negotiations the social partners are holding with each other, which are also accompanied by the Ministry of Labour and the Ministry of the Economy.
\n\n18 December 2025 — calling the 30-employee threshold a solution he personally can live with
\n\n\nDe Seuil vun 30 Salariéen ass fir mech perséinlech eng Léisung, mat där ech liewe kann.
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The threshold of 30 employees is, for me personally, a solution I can live with.
\n\n11 February 2026 — answering that no country has yet ratified the directive
\n\n\nMee eppes, wat nach ëmmer net geschitt ass: Et ass nach ëmmer kee Land do, dat d’Direktiv ratifizéiert huet.
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But one thing that still has not happened: there is still no country that has ratified the directive.
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