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Work & Salaries

The Swiss labor market is highly qualified, competitive, and liberal. Discover your employment rights, notice periods, and fair salary expectations.

  • Working in Switzerland: how to look for a job, negotiate and get off to a good start
  • RAV and unemployment in Switzerland: how unemployment works, requirements and steps
  • Social insurance in Switzerland: AVS, AI, LPP and Unemployment Insurance (Paro)
  • Salaries in Switzerland by sector and region: How much do you earn?
  • Retirement in Switzerland: how much you will receive depending on your age of arrival
  • Employment contracts in Switzerland: rights and obligations
  • Job Search in Switzerland: Platforms and Strategies
  • The trial period and notice periods in Switzerland
  • The 13th AVS pension: what it is, when it arrives and who it affects
  • Years of contributions in Spain: do they count towards your retirement in Switzerland?
  • Returning purchases in Switzerland: what does and doesn't exist
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  • 🌍 International Labor Office (ILO) 🌍
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  • Employment Contracts in Switzerland and the Fundamental Role of Collective Agreements
  • Working in Switzerland: The Eldorado of Remuneration?
  • In Switzerland, deductions on a standard payroll may vary depending on the canton, type of contract, and other factors, but generally include various
  • In July 2024, the unemployment rate in Switzerland remained at 2.3%, unchanged from the previous month, according to the latest published data. Desgl
  • Health Insurance for Cross-Border Workers: Living in France and Working in Switzerland
  • You undoubtedly know that in Switzerland you don't just send a CV for a job. It must be accompanied by a motivation letter. Write a letter
  • Is it fair to lose a job opportunity because of a hand tattoo?
  • What is the minimum wage in Switzerland in 2025? The short answer: it depends on the canton (and the sector)
  • Minimum wage in Switzerland? Yes, but only if you find it…
  • Goodbye boss, hello RAV: express guide if you get fired in Switzerland
  • When the asphalt burns more than the salary
  • Dual training in Switzerland: school and work hand in hand
  • The famous “13th salary” for retirees in Switzerland
  • Unemployment rates in Switzerland – August 2025
  • 65,000 volunteers participated in Clean-Up-Day in Switzerland
  • Your basic rights in an employment contract in Switzerland (so as not to get hurt)
  • Geneva raises the minimum wage: 24.59 francs per hour since January
  • Study in Switzerland and work: what you really need to know
  • Construction strike: bricklayers in Vaud, Freiburg and Geneva say enough is enough
  • Working in cleaning in Switzerland: what yes, what no and what no one tells you
  • Working in hospitality in Switzerland: between opportunity and trap
  • Working in logistics in Switzerland: what they don't tell you when they tell you “it's easy to get in”
  • Working as a truck driver or bus driver in Switzerland: a job with a lot of steering and little improvisation
  • Working in maintenance and gardening in Switzerland: the invisible work that keeps the
  • Working in the healthcare sector in Switzerland: a world of opportunities… and requirements
  • Regroup your LPP: put order before it's too late
  • Conflicts at work: how they are handled in Switzerland
  • Looking for a job in Switzerland: the three months that make the difference
  • Swiss ski resorts desperately looking for staff
  • Geneva: Major disruptions expected on Monday due to construction strike
  • The work certificate in Switzerland: what it says and what it means
  • Expelled for not speaking German: two cooks with 16 Gault&Millau points lose their jobs in Switzerland
  • What really is a minimum wage in Switzerland… and if someone lives off it
  • Employment saturation in large Swiss cities: what the websites don't tell you
  • The median salary in Switzerland: the real figure and what it means
  • Don't play with the RAV!
  • Something is moving in the Swiss labor market (and not for the better)
  • Is the Swiss labor market going to recover or is this going to last for a long time?
  • The Swiss AI is not a quick pension. And it's a good idea to know before you need it.
  • Living in Switzerland without working: what many don't want to hear (but it's worth knowing)
  • Working outside the company facilities in Switzerland: rights you should know
  • Living in Switzerland: advantages and disadvantages when you come to really work
  • Switzerland slows down: salaries stagnant and unemployment begins to appear
  • UPDATE - Retirement in Switzerland and the second pillar: the LPP, where your real money is
  • Retirement in Switzerland and the third pillar: the only one you really control
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