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  • Article

    Part 2: Risk Assessment In Global Mobility: An Overview Of Five Key Risk Areas

    Sending employees abroad regularly raises a number of legal and administrative questions. After the initial preliminary review (as described in part one), a more detailed analysis of the individual risk areas is required
    SwitzerlandCorporate/Commercial Law
    CONVINUS
    CONVINUS
  • Article

    Deal Ticker: Kellerhals Carrard With Deskbird AG On Its Series B Financing Round

    Kellerhals Carrard with deskbird AG on its Series B financing round deskbird, European leader in revolutionizing workplace management with its cutting-edge solutions, empowers organizations to optimize office utilization...
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Kellerhals Carrard
Kellerhals Carrard
  • Article

    Employment Of University Graduates From Third Countries With A Swiss Degree - Will Au-thorization In Switzerland Be Made Easier?

    In order to hire a university graduate from a third country in Switzerland, i.e. a non-Swiss and non-EU/EFTA citizen, the employer would have to advertise the job offer in practice for at least one to three months.
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    CONVINUS
    CONVINUS
  • Article

    Global Mobility: A Step-By-Step Guide To Setting Up Remote Work

    In Part 1 of our step-by-step guide to the legally compliant introduction of remote work in companies, we looked at the various new forms of international work that have developed during the pandemic...
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    CONVINUS
    CONVINUS
  • Article

    Konfliktprävention: Eine Pflicht Des Arbeitgebers

    Konflikte am Arbeitsplatz beeinträchtigen das Arbeitsklima. Sie wirken sich häufig negativ auf Gesundheit, Moral und Leistung der Mitarbeitenden Massnahmen zur Konfliktprävention...
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Suter Howald Rechtsanwalte
    Suter Howald Rechtsanwalte
  • Article

    Non-Compete Clauses With Financial Compensation

    In a recent ruling (4A_5/2025 of 26 June 2025), the Swiss Federal Supreme Court addressed whether an employer may unilaterally waive a non-compete clause with financial compensation...
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Borel & Barbey
    Borel & Barbey
  • Article

    Part 4: International Employee Mobility - Employment Abroad, Training In Switzerland And Subsequent Relocation Abroad As A Strategic HR Tool

    In parts 1-3 of our series "Strategic use of global employee mobility", we explained how companies can attract international specialists in a targeted manner...
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    CONVINUS
    CONVINUS
  • Article

    Schäden am Arbeitsplatz – wann haftet der Arbeitnehmer?

    Wo gearbeitet wird, passieren Fehler. Entsteht dem Arbeitgeber dadurch ein Schaden, stellt sich die Frage, ob und wie weit der Arbeitnehmer dafür einzustehen hat.
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Suter Howald Rechtsanwalte
    Suter Howald Rechtsanwalte
  • Article

    «Eine Mitarbeiterin Ist Auf Mich Zugekommen Mit Mobbing-Vorwürfen Gegenüber Anderen Mitarbeitenden. Ich Möchte Diese Ernst Nehmen. Wie Kann Ich Als Arbeitgeber Vorgehen? Wie Ist Die Rechtliche Situation?»

    Immer häufiger tritt Mobbing am Arbeitsplatz auf. Da dieses schwer zu beweisen ist und das Opfer die Beweislast trägt, bleibt es oftmals unentdeckt.
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Pilatushof AG
    Pilatushof AG
  • Article

    Intra-Group Hiring Of Services: Licensing Requirements

    The Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs SECO has issued a new guideline with regard to the licensing requirements for intra-group hiring of services ("2017 Guideline").
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Niederer Kraft Frey AG
    Niederer Kraft Frey AG
  • Article

    Case Study: Employment In Switzerland, Residence Abroad - How Does It Work? - Part 2: Taxes And Social Security

    With the growing acceptance of remote work, companies are increasingly looking for - and finding - qualified workers abroad. In this context...
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    CONVINUS
    CONVINUS
  • Article

    Fair Wages – The Great Unspoken Issue

    In Switzerland, it is still considered inappropriate to discuss wages.
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Rihm Attorneys
    Rihm Attorneys
  • Article

    Internal Investigations In Switzerland: Part I

    Internal investigations have become an integral part of today's business world. How they are legally assessed is always a question of perspective.
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    MME Legal | Tax | Compliance
    MME Legal | Tax | Compliance
  • Article

    Presenteeism In Switzerland's World Of Work

    Presenteeism is the practice whereby employees work even though they are ill and should be taking care of themselves.
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Rihm Attorneys
    Rihm Attorneys
  • Article

    CONVINUS Global Mobility Insights NEWSLETTER Herbst / Fall 2023

    Zunächst wurde auf die vorgängige Kontrolle der Einhaltung der üblichen Arbeitsund Lohnbedingungen als Voraussetzung für die Erteilung einer Bewilligung verzichtet.
    European UnionEmployment and HR
    CONVINUS
    CONVINUS
  • Article

    Best Practise - Social Security Status Of A Cross-Border Worker

    We were all happy about the more flexible attitude of the authorities in the EU and EFTA member states and Switzerland. In the meantime, everyone is talking about the fact that it is possible...
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    CONVINUS
    CONVINUS
  • Article

    Determining The Correct Social Security Status Of Foreign Assignments

    Cross-border work has become an integral part of many companies; foreign assignments are part of the daily routine in most companies.
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    CONVINUS
    CONVINUS
  • Article

    Die Neue Stellenmeldepflicht

    In Umsetzung des Verfassungsartikels zur Steuerung der Zuwanderung gemäss Art. 121a BV, der auf die Masseneinwanderungsinitiative zurückgeht, hat das Parlament am 16.
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Wenger Vieli AG
    Wenger Vieli AG
  • Article

    Erwähnung von längeren Absenzen mit Grundangabe im Arbeitszeugnis

    Längere Arbeitsunterbrüche müssen im Arbeitszeugnis erwähnt werden, wenn sie im Verhältnis zur gesamten Vertragsdauer erheblich ins Gewicht fallen und die fehlende Angabe somit ein falsches Bild über die erworbene Berufserfahrung erwecken würde.
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Suter Howald Rechtsanwalte
    Suter Howald Rechtsanwalte
  • Article

    Taxi Drivers With Central Headquarters Are Considered Employees For Social Security Purposes

    If independent taxi drivers are affiliated with a central headquarter, they are considered to be their employees, so the Swiss Federal Supreme Court in a decision of November 9, 2017. This will make them much better protected in the future.
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Rihm Attorneys
    Rihm Attorneys
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