System gastronomy specialist / practitioner Coop Ristorante — 17 open positions across Switzerland
- System gastronomy specialist / practitioner — Coop Ristorante · Chur
- System gastronomy specialist / practitioner — Coop Ristorante · Zug
- System gastronomy specialist / practitioner — Coop Ristorante · Zürich
- System gastronomy specialist / practitioner — Coop Ristorante · Winterthur
- System gastronomy specialist / practitioner — Coop Ristorante · Interlaken
- System gastronomy specialist / practitioner — Coop Ristorante · Mels
- System gastronomy specialist / practitioner — Coop Ristorante · St. Gallen
- System gastronomy specialist / practitioner — Coop Ristorante · Volketswil
- System gastronomy specialist / practitioner — Coop Ristorante · Luzern
- System gastronomy specialist / practitioner — Coop Ristorante · Heimberg
- System gastronomy specialist / practitioner — Coop Ristorante · Winterthur
- System gastronomy specialist / practitioner — Coop Ristorante · Rickenbach
- System gastronomy specialist / practitioner — Coop Ristorante · Oftringen
- System gastronomy specialist / practitioner — Coop Ristorante · Thun
- System gastronomy specialist / practitioner — Coop Ristorante · Bern
- System gastronomy specialist / practitioner — Coop Ristorante · Seewen
- System gastronomy specialist / practitioner — Coop Ristorante · Kreuzlingen
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The 17 listings grouped on this page answer the search "System gastronomy specialist / practitioner Coop Ristorante": filtered from our proprietary feed refreshed every 6 hours, showing only positions whose deadline has not passed.
Employers hiring for "System gastronomy specialist / practitioner Coop Ristorante" include Coop Ristorante. Recurring locations are Chur, Zug, Zürich, Winterthur: factor in commute time and crossing type (Brogeda, Stabio, Ponte Tresa) before picking one opportunity over another. These listings concern Switzerland. A G permit covers work in Switzerland while keeping a main residence abroad and returning at least weekly. The 20 km border zone is a treaty tax condition, not a general EU/EFTA G-permit requirement. Fees, procedures and expiry depend on the canton and applicant category; the permit is not generally free. Apply before starting work and check the expiry shown on the permit. Source for Ticino: SPOP Ticino.
Each listing links directly to the official application page: we never require registration and never intermediate CVs. To compare the CHF gross with real take-home for your specific situation (border zone vs Permit B, old vs new 2024 Italy-Switzerland fiscal agreement, dependent children, teleworking up to 25 %), open the Frontaliere Ticino calculator from the top menu: in 30 seconds you get the monthly net in CHF and EUR.