In short: if you work in Switzerland as a self-employed contractor, you are not automatically covered by the occupational pension / second pillar (BVG/LPP). Many international consultants assume their pension “just works” as it does at home, and quietly build...
In short: A family office wishing to employ a small team in Switzerland does not necessarily need to incorporate a Swiss entity...
LinkedIn is still relatively underused in Switzerland. Independent consultants need to take another look at the world’s No. 1 business network. LinkedIn...
Imagine working from a tropical paradise, with a view of the blue sea while you tackle your daily tasks This is the...
In today’s dynamic workplace, part-time employment has become increasingly popular among male workers in Switzerland. Traditionally associated with women due to family...
Switzerland is an attractive place to work, and the country counts many expats, either working for multi-national companies or for permanent missions,...
For our interviewee, Christelle Patriarca, Data and Life Coach, data is her life, but she has many other passions. Working through a...
Successful freelancing and consulting take many shapes and forms. Alexandre Krstic, training consultant and master trainer, shares his experience of how using...
Interview of Heather Huhtanen «I love my work. I love thinking about it, I love writing about it and I love doing...
