Kristell Leduc is an economic and demographic researcher at LISER (Luxembourg) since 2001. She studied economics and statistic in France and England, and received a DES (master) of Demography from the University of Louvain-La-Neuve in 2000.

Her studies focus on labour economics, active ageing, demography, family policies and health and she is contributing to a number of projects at the national level.

Kristell worked within the labour market department and collaborated on many projects for the ministry of Labour, Employment and Social and Solidarity Economy (recruitments, active ageing, youth unemployment, etc.).

Since 2017, she is also working in the Living Conditions department on family policies and health for ministries, municipalities, etc.

Her independent studies concern either labour economics (market segmentation, firms turnover, gender pay gap), or demography (ageing of the population).

She also contributes to some projects, at the EU level, which include issues such as childcare services, discrimination at the workplace, employment support measures for jobseekers, disabled workers, etc. and new form of employment