Topic
Salaries
Swiss pay levels, minimum wages, collective agreements and payslips: the numbers that matter.
59 articles on salaries, newest first.
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Cheap Spanish tomatoes, an era at the end of the line?
Importing fruits and vegetables from Spain could decrease due to higher wages and foreign competition.
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Guide to Swiss social contributions for frontier workers: payroll detail
Find out how social contributions are divided into paychecks for border workers working in Switzerland.
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Ethos criticizes inadequate CEO salaries and sustainability reports
The Ethos foundation criticises the high salaries of CEOs and sustainability reports of Swiss listed companies.
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Shopping mall hires: salaries up to CHF 5,000
A shopping centre hires staff offering high salaries, especially for border workers. Ticinese seem less likely to work in the industry.
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AI Job Boom: 25,000 Opportunities in Switzerland
Record AI job openings in 2025. Impact on cross-border workers and salaries.
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Old cross-border workers' salaries in tax returns
Concern among old cross-border workers: salary data sent to Italy includes errors and inaccuracies
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Nuclear, 13th AVS & Minimum Wages: Summer Session Results
New votes in Switzerland on nuclear power, 13th AVS funding, and minimum wages. Here's what changes.
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Vaud backs constitutional min wage, rejects specific law
49.1% in favor of the constitutional initiative, 47.5% against the operational law at 23 francs/hour. Vaud becomes the sixth canton with a minimum wage.
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Unsustainable pace and pressure on logistics workers
The DPD Giubiasco Workers' Collective denounces workloads that exceed physical and psychological limits and the rise of injuries and burnout in the logistics sector.
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Voting in 16 Cantons: Taxes, Minimum Wage and Shops
On June 14, Swiss citizens will decide on minimum wage, taxation, heating and Sunday openings in 16 Cantons.
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Calculate Swiss Net Salary for Cross-Border Workers
Practical guide to calculate net salary in Switzerland, including taxes, deductions, and contributions for cross-border commuters.