Finding an apartment to rent in Switzerland can be difficult for anyone and particularly challenging for those people new to the country. Here our team shares some ideas and tips…
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In Switzerland, health insurance is an obligatory insurance for all citizens with some very minor obscure exceptions. It is often described as one of the biggest hot potatoes in the…
It is often written, particularly from the outside of the country, that Switzerland does not have minimum salary rules and whilst this is technically not incorrect, the majority of the…
We like our trains here in Switzerland. They are clean, reliable, have connections that work and the timetable runs like clockwork. And the trains operate from early in the morning…
As an employee in Switzerland, you will be engaged in a mix of social security elements. Some of these will be standard nationwide, others obligatory but varying in price, and…
Accident insurance is obligatory for all Swiss residents. For most of us it is managed by our employer. For those without an employer, it is usually added to your health…
As an employee, the last thing you want to worry about when ill, is being able to pay the bills. This brief guide is designed to put your mind at rest,…
International companies aiming to establish a foothold in Switzerland as part of their business expansion strategies, as well as the skilled workers they are looking to engage for a specific…
The Swiss pension system is designed to ensure workers have sufficient living allowance in retirement. It consists of 3 pillars. Recently pillar one or the state part, came under fire…
The Swiss are hikers! A recent study showed that 62% of the population of Switzerland enjoys walking in the countryside. And if all the marked hiking trails in Switzerland were…
