This blog's purpose is to support any individuals or companies looking for information on the Swiss labor legislation. You will find here a selection of addresses and links about the subject as well as a platform to post your questions and comments.
Monday, November 21, 2011
Healthy Reminiscence in Switzerland: Beauty and Healthy reminiscence in Switzerland
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Tuesday, November 1, 2011
What are the rules of family allowances ?
The family allowances are attributed to parents to whom their children are up to age 16, or up to 25 (for studying or training reasons).
When both of parent can claim this allotment right for the same child, there are some priority rules :
- at the one who works,
- at the one who holds the parental authority,
- at the one in whom lives the child most of the time,
- at the one who has the highest income
Read more :
http://www.travailler-en-suisse.ch/allocations-familiales-suisse.html
http://www.bsv.admin.ch/themen/zulagen/00059/02246/index.html?lang=fr#sprungmarke1_26
When both of parent can claim this allotment right for the same child, there are some priority rules :
- at the one who works,
- at the one who holds the parental authority,
- at the one in whom lives the child most of the time,
- at the one who has the highest income
Read more :
http://www.travailler-en-suisse.ch/allocations-familiales-suisse.html
http://www.bsv.admin.ch/themen/zulagen/00059/02246/index.html?lang=fr#sprungmarke1_26
Which office in Switzerland is responsible for Social Security System ?
The "Federal Office for Social Insurance", which is part of the the Federal Department of Home Affairs, is responsible for Social Security System in Switzerland.
Its field of expertise is divided into pillars which cover different insurances:
- 1st : old-age and survivor's, invalidity and loss of gain insurances
This one is compulsory for each swiss resident and employee.
- 2nd : unemployment insurance
- 3rd : occupational pension insurance
- 4th : accident insurance
Read more : http://www.justlanded.com/english/Switzerland/Switzerland-Guide/Jobs/Social-security
Its field of expertise is divided into pillars which cover different insurances:
- 1st : old-age and survivor's, invalidity and loss of gain insurances
This one is compulsory for each swiss resident and employee.
- 2nd : unemployment insurance
- 3rd : occupational pension insurance
- 4th : accident insurance
Read more : http://www.justlanded.com/english/Switzerland/Switzerland-Guide/Jobs/Social-security
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