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Urheberrechte im Arbeitsverhältnis - in personalSCHWEIZ Februar 2024
Die meisten Arbeitgeber gehen davon aus, dass sämtliche durch die Arbeitnehmenden geschaffenen
Arbeitsergebnisse ihnen gehören. Bei urheberrechtlich geschützten Werken ist die Rechtslage
jedoch komplexer. Wir zeigen auf, was bei Urheberrechten im Arbeitsverhältnis zu beachten ist.
Von Sara Ledergerber und André Lerch
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L&E Global Employment Law Tracker Switzerland September 2024
Switzerland: Key Issues
Switzerland: Vacation Entitlements Under Swiss Law
With the upcoming holiday season, the following article is intended to provide a short refresher of the legal basis for employees' vacation entitlements. » Read More
Switzerland: Recent Developments in Paid and Unpaid Leaves
The following is a reference to the latest developments regarding paid and unpaid leaves, such as the new parent leave (formerly paternity leave) and the youth leave. » Read More
For more information on these articles or any other issues involving labour and employment matters in Switzerland, please contact André Lerch (Partner) of lelex Attorneys at Law at or visit www.lelex.law.
L&E Global Employment Law Tracker Switzerland July 2024
Switzerland: Key Issues
L&E Global Employment Law Tracker Switzerland June 2024
Switzerland: Key Issues
1. Switzerland: Long Anticipated Ruling of the Swiss Federal Supreme Court: Dismissal Possible in Case of Job-Related Incapacity to Work (Judgement 1C_595/2023 Of March 26, 2024)
L&E Global Employment Law Tracker Switzerland May 2024
L&E Global Employment Law Tracker Switzerland April 2024
Switzerland: Key Issues
- Switzerland: Abusive Conflict Termination: Compliance with Criminal Investigation Principles Not Required When Conducting Internal Investigations (Judgement of the Federal Supreme Court 4A_368/2023 of January 1st, 2024)
- Work accident qualified as involuntary manslaughter (Judgements of the Federal Supreme Court 6B_1058/2022 and 6B_1072/2022 of January 29, 2024).
- Switzerland: Revision of the Old-age and Survivors’ Insurance Act as of January 1st, 2024: Raise in the Statutory Retirement Age for Women, Increase in VAT
Sucht am Arbeitsplatz: Einfluss auf Arbeitsleistung und Verhalten von Mitarbeitenden: in personalSCHWEIZ Juni 2023
L&E Global Employment Law Tracker Switzerland June 2023
- Social Security Cross-Border Workers: As of 1 July 2023, a New Treaty Provides that Cross-Border Workers from Certain EU/EFTA States Who Work Remotely from Their Country of Residence for Less than 50% Stay Subject to Swiss Social Security.
- Canton Zurich follows Suit in Introducing Minimum Wages to its Two Largest Cities: With 65.5% in Zurich and 69.4% in Winterthur, Voters Cast a Strong Yes Vote for the Introduction of a Municipal Minimum Wage.
- Canton Geneva to Become First Swiss Canton Introducing a Parental Leave.minimum-wages-to-its-two-largest-cities-with-65-5-in-zurich-and-69-4-in-winterthur-voters-cast-a-strong-yes-vote-for-the-introduction-of-a-muni/
L&E Global Employment Law Tracker Switzerland May 2023
- Working and rest time: As of July 2023, working and rest time regulations will be made more flexible for certain industries.
- Bonus payments: Parliamentary motion wants to ban bonus payments to management of systematically important banks.
- Gender equity: Deadline for informing employees and shareholders about the results of the first pay equity analysis fast approaching.
L&E Global Employment Law Tracker Switzerland April 2023
L&E Global Employment Law Tracker Switzerland March 2023
L&E Global Employment Law Tracker Switzerland: Looking Ahead 2023
Rückforderung von bereits ausbezahlten Boni in: personalSchweiz Dezember 2022
Freelander oder Arbeitnehmer? in: personalSchweiz Mai 2022
Wie ist Pikettdienst zu entschädigen? in: personalSchweiz Februar 2022
Weiterbildungsvereinbarungen aus arbeitsrechtlicher Sicht in: personalSchweiz Dezember 2021
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Debatte Impfpflicht am Arbeitsplatz in: personalSchweiz Mai 2021
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L&E Global Employment Law Tracker Switzerland: Basel-City to become the fifth Swiss Canton with Statutory Minimum Wage
L&E Global Employment Law Tracker Switzerland: Adoptive Mothers and Fathers in Switzerland to Receive Two Weeks of Paid Adoption Leave