Posting this as a comment because I don’t know how to have a photo + text in one post:
Came across this job listing that has “valid G permit” as a requirement. Full-time sales office job in Lugano.
Is this actually allowed? I know we have to treat EU applicants equally, but is there really no preference towards people who actually live here?
It is frustrating to see companies blatantly advertise that they’re looking for frontaliers, whilst the population directs their anger towards the workers and not the employers.
There are no restrictions from the federation in terms of the status of workers, I explain myself: the company are free to choose if the employees are resident in Ch or not. They can only say , as in this case, that they will not provide documents to obtain the permit. Indeed, you are right seems strange that they are so clearly writing that about work permit and not looking for a Swiss citizen or resident. Unfortunately Ticino, Geneve, Vaud are so looted from the over borders workers, I don’t mind about it, but is unbelievable that some Swiss owner, of premium Swiss firms, that are using “swiss made” label and insist about their Swiss heritage; currently are having 80% of NOT resident employees, and I’m not talking about small companies, but companies with over 2000 workers…..
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Posting this as a comment because I don’t know how to have a photo + text in one post:
Came across this job listing that has “valid G permit” as a requirement. Full-time sales office job in Lugano.
Is this actually allowed? I know we have to treat EU applicants equally, but is there really no preference towards people who actually live here?
It is frustrating to see companies blatantly advertise that they’re looking for frontaliers, whilst the population directs their anger towards the workers and not the employers.
There are no restrictions from the federation in terms of the status of workers, I explain myself: the company are free to choose if the employees are resident in Ch or not. They can only say , as in this case, that they will not provide documents to obtain the permit.
Indeed, you are right seems strange that they are so clearly writing that about work permit and not looking for a Swiss citizen or resident. Unfortunately Ticino, Geneve, Vaud are so looted from the over borders workers, I don’t mind about it, but is unbelievable that some Swiss owner, of premium Swiss firms, that are using “swiss made” label and insist about their Swiss heritage; currently are having 80% of NOT resident employees, and I’m not talking about small companies, but companies with over 2000 workers…..
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