Working in Switzerland
Understand the Swiss labor market: average salaries, contracts, employee rights, and termination laws.
Guides on this topic
Getting fired in Switzerland, what are your rights? | ibani
You are a cross-border worker in Switzerland and your employer just fired you? Know your rights and the procedure to follow.
Updated on: 20 September 2026
Resigning in Switzerland: the notice rule that costs a month
Notice expires at the end of a month: one day late moves your departure by a whole month. Periods by seniority, benefits by country, second pillar and G permit.
Updated on: 19 September 2026
13th month salary Switzerland 2026: rules and tax | ibani
No federal law requires a 13th month salary, yet 75.9% of employees receive one. Legal qualification, pro rata on departure, withholding tax and 2026 pitfalls.
Updated on: 12 August 2026
Swiss Payslip 2026: OASI, DI and LEC Contributions | ibani
OASI, DI, LEC, unemployment, LOB, accident cover: what each line deducts from your gross Swiss salary in 2026, with official rates and a full net calculation.
Updated on: 10 August 2026
Average Salary Switzerland 2026: Jobs, Cantons & Minimum Wage
Swiss salary guide 2026: Average income by job, Geneva minimum wage (24.59 CHF/h), and net salary calculator for cross-border workers.
Updated on: 17 July 2026
Job Opportunities in Switzerland 2026: Sectors, Jobs and Salaries
Swiss Job Market Barometer 2026: Discover the sectors facing talent shortages, the Top 10 most in-demand jobs, and their average salaries.
Updated on: 17 March 2026
Writing your CV and Applying for a Job in Switzerland (2026)
Discover the exact methodology to land a job in Switzerland in 2026. Complete guide on the Swiss CV format, application dossier, and essential job boards.
Updated on: 17 March 2026
Your money in CHF, your spending in EUR
Convert your Swiss francs to euros at the real market rate, with no nasty surprises.