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Why burnout is such a controversial issue in Switzerland

This content was published on Jun 17, 2019 Burnout is still poorly understood, despite a new classification by world health authorities. How is Switzerland coming to terms with the syndrome?

Experiencing a burnout

This content was published on Jun 17, 2019 Anne was a salesperson at a large department store, managing several departments, when she experienced a burnout.

Raiffeisen bank announces CHF1 million executive pay cap

This content was published on Jun 16, 2019 Switzerland’s third largest bank will limit the annual remuneration of top management to CHF1 million (around $1million) from July 1.

Storm kills woman tourist on Lake Geneva

This content was published on Jun 16, 2019 A woman has died while boating on Lake Geneva on Saturday afternoon due to a violent storm that hit the region.

Swiss army considering admitting transgender recruits

This content was published on Jun 16, 2019 While current rules make transgender people ineligible for military service, the army is mulling over the possibility of lifting restrictions,

Zurich 25th Pride Parade: Rainbow road signs and a renamed bridge

This content was published on Jun 15, 2019 The Pride Parade in Zurich brought several thousands of people to the city’s streets on Saturday to honor the L.G.B.T.I.Q rights movement.

Carbon-neutral solar fuel prototype developed in Zurich

This content was published on Jun 14, 2019 A Swiss research team has unveiled carbon-neutral technology than can produce car and plane-ready fuel from nothing but air and water.

Plane spotters take pictures of a Lockheed Martin F-35A fighter jet

Saab withdraws from Swiss fighter jet test flights

This content was published on Jun 13, 2019 Saab’s Gripen E fighter jet will not participate in tests this month in Switzerland, the Swedish company said on Thursday.

School child signs a poster in Geneva on World Day against Child Labour

Switzerland weighs the merits of being the global good guy

This content was published on Jun 13, 2019 Unintended consequences of ethical clampdown on businesses threaten to undermine Alpine nation’s admirable aims.

SECO warned that the flagging global economy was slowing Swiss trade abroad

Swiss government predicts moderate economic growth in 2019

This content was published on Jun 13, 2019 The State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) is expecting the Swiss economy to grow moderately by +1.2% in 2019, it said on Thursday.

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