The Labor Court Celebrates Its 80th Anniversary

On Wednesday, June 24, the Labor Court celebrated its 80th anniversary during an official ceremony attended by H.S.H. the Sovereign Prince.

Established by Law No. 446 of May 16, 1946, the Labor Court is an institution essential to the functioning of the Principality’s socioeconomic model. For eight decades, it has helped ensure social harmony by promoting dialogue, fairness, and respect for the rights of all parties in labor relations.

Committed to preserving social balance, the Princely Government reaffirms its support for the fundamental mission of the Labor Court, which investigates every case where the employer-employee relationship is strained.

Gathered to mark this anniversary, the members of the court—including its 48 volunteer assessors—as well as numerous officials, paid tribute to the Labor Court’s vital role in promoting social peace and dialogue among stakeholders in the world of work.

Photo: From left to right: Mr. Karim Tabchiche, President of the Labor Court; Mr. Christophe Robino, Government Advisor and Minister of Social Affairs and Health, Mr. Michel Gramaglia, Vice President of the Labor Court, and Ms. Cyrielle Colle, President of the Labor Court’s Adjudication Panel, surround H.S.H. the Sovereign Prince during the unveiling of the plaque commemorating the 80th anniversary of the Labor Court. ©Princely Palace-Frédéric Nebinger