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Free movement benefits Swiss job market, says report

This content was published on Jun 29, 2020 The free movement of people in Europe has more positive effects than negative effects on the Swiss labour market.

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Where are the robots?

This content was published on Jun 29, 2020 Where have all the robots been hiding during the Covid-19 crisis?

Migration office plans job cuts

This content was published on Jun 28, 2020 As the number of asylum seekers dwindles, so does the need for staff at Switzerland’s State Secretariat for Migration (SEM).

Swiss companies must start accounting for unequal pay

This content was published on Jun 28, 2020 After the amended Gender Equality Act comes into force on July 1, Switzerland’s largest companies will have one year to report any gender pay gaps.

Why foreign residents trust the authorities more than the Swiss

This content was published on Jun 28, 2020 The Swiss have a high level of trust in their political institutions but foreign residents are even more trusting. Sociologists weigh in.

Half a million downloads for Swiss pandemic tracing app

This content was published on Jun 26, 2020 The SwissCovid tracing app for Swiss residents has been downloaded by more than half a million people during its first day of operation.

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EU regulation hampers cross-border workers’ home office ambitions

This content was published on Jun 26, 2020 Cross-border workers at Swiss firms who wish to work from home more often may be hamstringed by the return of a strict EU regulation.

Hands-off regulation of sustainable finance draws mixed response

This content was published on Jun 26, 2020 Unveiling a report on sustainable finance on Friday, Finance Minister Ueli Maurer said legislators would stay in the background as a last resort measure. However, the report identified a number of criteria it would monitor and called for improvements in some areas. Banks, pension funds, insurers and asset managers are expected to step up efforts…

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Wage gap widening in Switzerland, says trade union

This content was published on Jun 26, 2020 The wage gap at Switzerland’s largest 37 companies increased from a ratio of 142:1 ratio in 2018. Pharma firm Roche’s CEO Severin Schwan was the worst offender with his CHF15.1 million earning ($15.9 million) weighing in at 308 times greater than the lowest salary in the group. Bank UBS’s Sergio Ermotti was in second place…

Switzerland’s exclusive democracy

This content was published on Jun 26, 2020 Since the creation of the Swiss federal state in 1848, the number of people gaining voting rights has risen steadily.

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