Workplace Switzerland

How hardworking are the Swiss?

This content was published on Jul 6, 2020 Switzerland has a reputation as a hardworking, punctual, and precise country. But does the picture stand up to a reality check?

Swiss government extends coronavirus economic support

This content was published on Jul 1, 2020 The government will extend unemployment benefits by six months and plans to help cushion financial losses for public transport.

Swiss hotel association says Covid-19 loans should be waived

This content was published on Jun 29, 2020 Hotellerie Schweiz says additional measures are needed to help the hotel sector, which has been badly hit by the Covid-19 pandemic.

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.

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.

Employee working from home in front of computer

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.

Severin Schwan (left) at a Roche shareholders meeting

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…

Hotelplan cuts jobs amid coronavirus

This content was published on Jun 25, 2020 Swiss tour operator Hotelplan is cutting around 430 jobs, including 170 in Switzerland as the coronavirus crisis takes a toll on the travel industry.

Audit office denies ‘mass phenomenon’ of Covid-19 credit abuse

This content was published on Jun 25, 2020 An interim report on government pay-outs to businesses during the Covid-19 crisis has revealed that there is suspected abuse in less than 1% of cases.

Swiss investigate company that spied on the world

This content was published on Jun 24, 2020 The proceedings, however, are not related to espionage charges but the suspicion of malpractice obtaining export permits for the company’s cryptographic machines. Swiss public radio SRF announced the development on Wednesday. Last Friday, the government gave the green light for the attorney general to open criminal proceedings, according to the report. The suspicion that false…

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