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Swiss HR News
Wrongful dismissal in Switzerland: when can you contest?
Prohibited grounds, 6-month compensation, deadline to act — the complete guide.
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FADP: 8 concrete obligations for your SME
Fines up to CHF 250'000 — and they target the individual, not the company.
Minimum wage: only 5 cantons have one
From CHF 19.75/h (Ticino) to CHF 24.61/h (Geneva) — the full comparison.
Maternity and paternity leave: your exact rights
14 weeks for the mother, 2 weeks for the father — absolute protection against dismissal.
Latest articles
Family allowances in Switzerland 2026: amounts by canton
From CHF 200 (Zurich) to CHF 311 (Geneva) per child — the complete table for all 26 cantons.
2026-04-03
Which work permit in Switzerland? The tool to find yours
EU or non-EU, short or long stay, employed or self-employed — answer 4 questions.
2026-04-02
FADP for employers: the practical guide for Swiss SMEs
Processing register, consent, right of access, processors — the 8 concrete obligations of your SME.
2026-04-01
Retirement in Switzerland 2026: age, OASI, 2nd pillar — the complete guide
65 for everyone since OASI 21, OASI amounts, 2nd pillar withdrawal — everything that changed.
2026-03-31
Prohibited interview questions in Switzerland (and the ones they can ask)
Pregnancy, religion, criminal record, health — what the employer can ask and what's illegal.
2026-03-30
Remote work in Switzerland: who pays for what, and do you have a right to home office?
No remote work law in Switzerland — but clear obligations for the employer.
2026-03-29
What you get every Tuesday
Legal update
Federal Court rulings, new laws, FDPIC decisions — explained in 2 lines.
An actionable tip
Checklists, templates, calculations — something you can use right away.
Did you know?
A surprising Swiss legal fact you can bring up at the coffee machine.
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