Luxembourg - MISSOC - Mutual Information System on Social
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Luxembourg - MISSOC - Mutual Information System on Social
MISSOC – www.missoc.org Luxembourg Organisation of social protection 1/1/2015 Ministry for Families, Integration and the Greater Region Ministry for Social Security Ministère de la Sécurité sociale Ministère de la Famille, de l'Intégration et à la grande Région General Inspectorate for Social Security (Inspection générale de la sécurité sociale) Assessment and orientation unit (in the field of long-term care) National Health Fund Accident Insurance Association Association d’assurance accident Mutual Insurance Fund of Employers Medical Control Service National Social Service Employment Development Agency Service national d'action sociale Agence pour le développement de l’emploi National Pension Insurance Fund Caisse nationale d’assurance pension Compensation Fund National Family Benefits Fund Caisse nationale des prestations familiales Social assistance National Solidarity Fund Fonds national de solidarité Sickness Fund for Civil Servants and State Employees Sickness Fund for Civil Servants and Employees of local Authorities Joint Centre for Social Security Centre commun de la sécurité sociale Local agencies Multifunctional points of contact Mutual Sickness Fund for Railway (CFL) Employees Ministère du Travail, de l'Emploi et de l’Economie sociale et solidaire Contrôle médical de la sécurité sociale (Cellule d'évaluation et d'orientation) Caisse nationale de santé Ministry of Labour, Employment and the Social and Solidarity Economy MISSOC – www.missoc.org Luxembourg The system of social protection in Luxembourg has been divided into seven different branches. The administrative organisation reflects the gradual creation of the system and takes account of the different socio-professional categories. 1 January 2009 saw the creation of a single legal status for all private sector employees and the abolition of the distinction between white- collar employees (who do mainly intellectual work) and blue-collar workers (who do mainly manual work). At present there are approx. 10 institutions in the field of social protection, which are public institutions. They are financially autonomous and are managed by the social partners. There is equal representation of employers and employees and different groups of self- employed are represented. The institutions are subject to statutory supervision, which is implemented by the General Inspectorate for Social Security as well as by a hierarchic control carried out by the minister in charge. As regards sickness insurance, the National Health Fund is competent for all employees of the private sector. In the public sector, three funds continue to exist: the Sickness Fund for Civil Servants and State employees; the Sickness Fund for Civil Servants and Employees of local Authorities; The Mutual Sickness Fund for Railway (CFL) Employees. The National Health Fund is also in charge of long-term care benefits. The Assessment and Orientation Unit (Cellule d'évaluation et d'orientation), a special multidisciplinary agency, assesses the need and decides on the extent (expressed in time) of the necessary services for dependent persons. A mutual insurance fund for enterprises offers employers reinsurance to manage the risk of their obligation to continue to pay wages in the event of sickness of their employees. The single contributory pension system is run by the National Pension Insurance Fund. A compensation fund administers the financial reserves of the pension insurance. The Accident Insurance Association is the institution responsible for accidents at work, occupational diseases and accidents while travelling. For family benefits there is only one institution responsible - the National Family Benefits Fund. Unemployment benefits and employment policy is managed by the Employment Development Agency. The National Solidarity Fund and the social offices at the local level are responsible for social assistance benefits. Important addresses LUXEMBOURG MINISTERE DE LA SECURITE SOCIALE ASSOCIATION D'ASSURANCE ACCIDENT 26, rue Ste Zithe 2763 LUXEMBOURG www.etat.lu/MSS MINISTERE DE LA FAMILLE, DE L’INTEGRATION ET A LA GRANDE REGION 12-14, avenue Emile Reuter 2420 LUXEMBOURG MINISTERE DU TRAVAIL, DE L’EMPLOI ET DE L’ECONOMIE SOCIALE ET SOLIDAIRE 26, rue Ste Zithe 2763 LUXEMBOURG www.etat.lu/MSS INSPECTION GENERALE DE LA SECURITE SOCIALE 26, rue Ste Zithe 2763 LUXEMBOURG Within the administration the following restructuring is to be emphasised: The Joint Centre for Social Security manages the membership and the receipt of contributions for all branches of social security. The Medical Control Service is the office which is responsible for making decisions and producing assessments for other institutions in the medical field only. CONTROLE MEDICAL DE LA SECURITE SOCIALE Finally it has to be noted that special courts are competent to settle disputes in the field of social security: the Council of Arbitration of Social Security and the High Council of Social Security. www.etat.lu/ADEM 125, route d'Esch 1471 LUXEMBOURG www.ccss.lu CENTRE COMMUN DE LA SECURITE SOCIALE 125, route d'Esch 1471 LUXEMBOURG www.ccss.lu AGENCE POUR LE DEVELOPPEMENT DE L’EMPLOI 10, rue Bender 1229 LUXEMBOURG CAISSE NATIONALE DE SANTE 125, route d'Esch 1471 LUXEMBOURG www.cns.lu CELLULE D'EVALUATION ET D'ORIENTATION (long-term care insurance) 125, route d'Esch 2974 LUXEMBOURG www.mss.public.lu CAISSE NATIONALE D’ASSURANCE PENSION 1a, bd Prince Henri 1724 www.cnap.lu 125, route d'Esch 1471 LUXEMBOURG www.aaa.lu CAISSE NATIONALE DES PRESTATIONS FAMILIALES 6 boulevard Royal 2449 LUXEMBOURG www.cmpf.lu FONDS NATIONAL DE SOLIDARITE 8-10 rue de la Fonderie 1531 LUXEMBOURG CONSEIL ARBITRAL DE LA SECURITE SOCIALE 16, boulevard de la Foire 1528 LUXEMBOURG CONSEIL SUPERIEUR DE LA SECURITE SOCIALE 14, avenue de la Gare 1610 LUXEMBOURG