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    Limited Arbitrability Of Domestic Employment Disputes Cannot Be Circumvented By Submitting Dispute To International Arbitration

    In a decision dated 18 April 2018, which was published on 4 May 2018 and is marked for inclusion in the official court reporter, the Swiss Supreme Court rejected a request by football club...
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Schellenberg Wittmer Ltd
    Schellenberg Wittmer Ltd
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    Swiss Employers Obliged To Disclose Contracts On Pay And Work Conditions In Salary Dumping Procedures

    The Supreme Court held that employers are obliged to disclose employment contracts and other relevant documents relating to pay and working conditions to the 26 so-called 'cantonal tripartite commissions'.
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Rihm Attorneys
    Rihm Attorneys
  • Article

    In Switzerland, Medical Officers Remain Bound By Professional Confidentiality Rules

    The employee was repeatedly attested by his or her personal doctor a complete incapacity for work.
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Rihm Attorneys
    Rihm Attorneys
  • Article

    Swiss Federal Supreme Court Clarifies That Agreed Compensation For A Post-contractual Non-compete Obligation Cannot Unilaterally Be Terminated By The Employer If This Has Not Been Contractually Agreed

    In its ruling of 26 June 2025 (4A_5/2025), the Swiss Federal Supreme Court confirmed its jurisprudence that if compensation for a post-contractual non-compete has been agreed...
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Bär & Karrer Ltd.
    Bär & Karrer Ltd.
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    +++NEW+++ CONVINUS Global Mobility Insights NEWSLETTER Herbst / Fall 2022

    «Familiar expertise in a new look - the next generation of our popular CONVINUS newsletter is here! » To take the next steps, we have repackaged our popular newsletter and given it a modern layout.
    European UnionImmigration
    CONVINUS
    CONVINUS
  • Article

    Hospitals In Constant Violation Of Mandatory Labour Laws

    In many Swiss hospitals, mandatory labour laws are a 'dead letter': 52% of doctors do not adhere to the maximum weekly working time of 50 hours, which has been in force since 2005.
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Rihm Attorneys
    Rihm Attorneys
  • Article

    This Is A Contribution To The European Employment Law Update - August 2012

    The case concerned an ambulance business (Business) operated by X (Employer) and its 26 employees.
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Kromann Reumert
    Kromann Reumert
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    Arbeitsvertrag Oder Auftrag? Strikte Vorgaben Zu Arbeitszeit Und Erreichbarkeit Sind Gewichtige Indizien Für Das Bestehen Eines Arbeitsvertrages

    Das Schweizer Bundesgericht untersucht die entscheidende Unterscheidung zwischen Arbeits- und Beratungsverhältnissen in einem Fall, der einen als „Beratungsvertrag“ bezeichneten Vertrag betrifft. Die Entscheidung legt wichtige Kriterien für die Beurteilung fest, ob eine Arbeitsbeziehung einen Arbeitsvertrag darstellt, wobei Faktoren wie Aufsichtsbefugnis, organisatorische Integration und wirtschaftliche Abhängigkeit im Vordergrund stehen.
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Bär & Karrer Ltd.
    Bär & Karrer Ltd.
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    Kündigung Des Arbeitsvertrags In Der Sperrfrist

    In Art. 336c Abs. 1 OR werden die Umstände geregelt, unter denen die Arbeitgeberin dem Arbeitnehmer nicht rechtmässig kündigen kann. Hier eine kurze Übersicht.
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Pilatushof AG
    Pilatushof AG
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    Minimum Wage Increase For Domestic Workers

    Due to inflation, the Federal Council decided, on November 29, 2023, to adapt the Ordinance on the standard employment contract for domestic workers (the "Ordinance")...
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Eversheds Sutherland
    Eversheds Sutherland
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    Streitpunkt Ferien

    Die Sommerzeit bringt nicht nur Ferien, sondern oft auch Diskussionen zwischen Arbeitgebenden und Arbeitnehmenden über Ferienansprüche. Dr. Urs Marti klärt die wichtigsten rechtlichen Regelungen rund um Ferienplanung, Feriensperren, Krankheit während der Ferien und den Umgang mit Ferienguthaben auf.
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Kellerhals Carrard
    Kellerhals Carrard
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    Business Travelers & Posted Workers - Labor Market Controls In Switzerland

    According to the latest reports from the Swiss authorities, postings from abroad to Switzerland are the most investigated and controlled in terms of compliance.
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    CONVINUS
    CONVINUS
  • Article

    CONVINUS - Newsletter Summer 2024

    In our summer issue, we look at the latest developments and regulations relating to work and residence permits in selected European countries.
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    CONVINUS
    CONVINUS
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    Employment Law In Switzerland

    Switzerland is a democratic country with a population of almost 8 million people, located in the heart of Europe and comprised of 26 cantons, also known as districts, that operate utilizing three official languages...
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Fisher Phillips LLP
    Fisher Phillips LLP
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    Recent Developments In Employment Law In Switzerland

    An employer's notice to terminate employment is ineffective if it is given during a time (military service, illness or accident, pregnancy etc) when the loss of employment may be particularly critical for the employee ('improper time').
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Schmid Eversheds
    Schmid Eversheds
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    Salary Insurance For Employee Illness

    If employees become ill through no fault of their own and are therefore unable to work, they are still entitled to a wage.
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Rihm Attorneys
    Rihm Attorneys
  • Article

    The Expat Cycle: Systematically Managing International Employee Assignments From Preparation To Return

    Part 2: Clear Foundations For International Assignments – Getting It Right From The Start
    SwitzerlandImmigration
    CONVINUS
    CONVINUS
  • Article

    Navigating Football Transfers In Switzerland: More Than Just A Game

    Football, a sport that ignites passion worldwide, not only from a sports perspective but especially from a business standpoint, specifically in terms of player transfers.
    SwitzerlandMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Wenger Vieli AG
    Wenger Vieli AG
  • Article

    Make The Most Of Probationary Periods

    The probation period marks the true start of a job – a chance to get to know each other in daily work. Used wisely, it helps prevent future conflicts and unnecessary costs.
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    MME Legal | Tax | Compliance
    MME Legal | Tax | Compliance
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    Swiss Federal Supreme Court Tightens Requirements For Objections Against Wrongful Termination (Art. 336b CO)

    In its decision dated 7 July 2025, the Swiss Federal Supreme Court addressed the requirements for an objection against a wrongful termination (Art. 336b CO).
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Bär & Karrer Ltd.
    Bär & Karrer Ltd.

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