Why We (Will) Work Longer Why We (Will) Work Longer As women’s retirement age rises, men are also working longer 18.05.2018, Marco Salvi
Strengthening the Second Pillar Strengthening the Second Pillar Lower earners, not just bosses, should be free to choose their investment strategy 10.05.2018, Jérôme Cosandey
Abstinence from the Internet for 2,000 Swiss Francs a Month? Abstinence from the Internet for 2,000 Swiss Francs a Month? The value of digital services strongly exceeds their contribution to production 26.04.2018, Marco Salvi
Ever Shorter Working Hours Ever Shorter Working Hours An analysis of annual working hours 28.03.2018, Natanael Rother, Mattias Ruchti
Federalism as a Laboratory of Ideas Federalism as a Laboratory of Ideas How Swiss cantons can learn from their neighbors 15.03.2018, Laura Calendo
The Swiss Labor Market Attractiveness Is Overrated The Swiss Labor Market Attractiveness Is Overrated Focus on digitalization, individual taxation, reconciliation between work and private life, and training policy 01.12.2017, Patrik Schellenbauer
The “Independent Worker” The “Independent Worker” Somewhere between employment and independence, lies a new legal status for digital forms of work 14.11.2017, Tibère Adler, Marco Salvi
When Robots Roll Up Preparing the labor market for digitization 04.10.2017, Marco Salvi, Tibère Adler
No Major Substitution on the Horizon No Major Substitution on the Horizon Labor will not disappear anytime soon 14.09.2017, Marco Salvi
Shortage or Abundance ? Shortage or Abundance ? Bye bye baby-boomers ! How the wave of retirements will impact the labor market and working lives. 17.07.2017, Marco Salvi
As of Today, Demographic Change Is Tangible As of Today, Demographic Change Is Tangible Bye bye baby-boomers ! The large retirement wave of baby boomers has commenced. With baby boomers exiting the labor market, the population’s aging process enters a decisive phase. 03.07.2017, Peter Grünenfelder, Daniel Müller-Jentsch
The Swiss Labor Market The Swiss Labor Market Focus of the month In comparison with other countries, Switzerland’s labor market is particularly… 21.06.2017, Fernanda Guerrero, Tibère Adler
Labor: The Road to a Regulatory Inferno Is Paved with Good Intentions Labor: The Road to a Regulatory Inferno Is Paved with Good Intentions Illustrated by the example of senior workers and the facilitated expansion of the scope of collective labor agreements (CLAs) 21.06.2017, Tibère Adler
Opportunities in the Silver Economy Opportunities in the Silver Economy Swiss National Conference on the theme of Older Workers 16.06.2017, Jérôme Cosandey
Advantages of Flexible Work Schedules Advantages of Flexible Work Schedules Quantification through the example of Uber’s transportation service 23.05.2017, Marco Salvi
Free Movement of Persons and Accompanying Measures Less constriction of the labor market 15.05.2017, Tobias Schlegel
“Baden-Württemberg Is just as Important to Us as China Is” “Baden-Württemberg Is just as Important to Us as China Is” In Credit Suisse's recent publication "Worry Barometer," Simon Brunner interviewed… 20.12.2016, Simon Brunner interviews Peter Grünenfelder
Bad News for the Swiss Bad News for the Swiss Post Brexit scenarios for Switzerland 18.08.2016, Patrik Schellenbauer
An Unconditional Basic Income Is Unconditionally Unrealistic An Unconditional Basic Income Is Unconditionally Unrealistic All manner of more effective alternatives 25.05.2016, Marco Salvi
