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Figures released early October showed that the number of unemployed is fast approaching 150,000 (3.7 per cent).
Long-term unemployed make up 17 per...
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Nations are facing a global jobs crisis. Unemployment is rising rapidly, and is expected to reach 230 million people worldwide this year. They may be headed for a vast prolonged and severe jobs crisis. Just as policy-markets have taken and swift action to respond to the financial and economic downturn, similar bold action is required to address the jobs crisis. First, jobs and social protection must become the bedrock of crisis responses. Second, the response must be coordinated and global. All countries must join in making employment and social protection a centerpiece of their crisis responses. Third, there was a crisis before this crisis and they cannot just aim to go back to business as usual. In restoring confidence, they must focus on building peoples trust in progress towards a n...
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This month will see the last of four referendums in 2002, as the Swiss citizenry will step up to the ballot box to cast its vote on two key proposals:...
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For the first time over the last two years, the Swiss unemployment rate has fallen slightly in February by 0.1 per cent to 4.2 per cent--approximately...
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... corporate bankruptcies and growing unemployment levels in 2010, putting greater pressure on govern...
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For the last 20 years, Geneva's unemployment office has seen its queues get longer than anywhere else in the country.
Today, the rate of unemploymen...
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The fall in Swiss unemployment rate for the third consecutive month has fuelled hope that the economy is finally gathering steam. Still, experts remai...
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For so many long years has Switzerland been regarded as the land of milk and honey that the economic slowdown affecting the country over the last few...
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At the end of December 130,000 unemployed were registered in Switzerland, or 3.6 per cent of the workforce.
The unemployment rate now stands at its...
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Unemployment in Switzerland has reached its highest level for four and a half years.
The official jobless rate went up by 0.2 per cent in January to...