Job search Switzerland Online job markets offer the biggest range of job offers in Switzerland. jobs.ch offers a wide range of open jobs – with over 1,500 regular advertisers and more than 30‘000 visitors per day. br/> Jobwinner.ch offers a wide range of jobs in all industries and regions in Switzerland. People looking for jobs are offered a free search subscription service – and conveniently receive current job advertisements per e-mail daily. Experteer has 12,000 job offers with incomes from CHF 120,000 and over 4,200 personnel consultants and is a career service for highly qualified persons in Switzerland and Europe. Jobsuchmaschine.ch is one of the most visited job search platforms in Switzerland. Jobrapido offers over 200,000 jobs from hundreds of online job markets, personnel services and company websites. PowerSearch is specialised in the recruiting of specialists and executives. QM PERSONAL is a special job market for jobs in quality management. offene-stellen.ch is another Swiss job portal. JobMarket is another Swiss job platform which presents permanent jobs for specialists and executives. job20-30.ch Is a new career platform for students and graduates of Success & Career. medienjobs.ch is an online job market for specialists and executives of the Swiss media and communication sector. job-source.ch Offers jobs from reliable sources in the media, communication, sales and marketing sectors. Designerdock is a personnel consulting service which has specialised in the consultation and placement of specialists and executives in the communication sector. Gulp is an Internet job market for IT freelancers with information and services concerning IT projects. Jobs in the fields of mathematics and statistics can be found on math-jobs.ch, physics and engineering on tesla-jobs.ch, computer sciences on turing-jobs.ch and life science, medicine and chemistry on nobel-jobs.ch. arch-forum.ch is an independent Internet platform for and by architects. clickjob.ch offers many hotel and restaurant jobs in the whole of Switzerland. EURES: offers jobs and training in the whole of Europe. Working conditions (salaries, working hours and holiday entitlements) Salaries A standard statement on the salary amounts in Switzerland can hardly be made. It is important to know that your salary is usually a negotiable matter (within a certain scale). Even though according to law, Swiss employers have to pay the same salaries to women and men, the average salaries of women are still lower than those of men, independent from qualification and hierarchy level. Example salaries Working hours Your working hours depend on your employer, your job and your industry sector. Working hours are usually defined in the contract of employment. Swiss law limits working hours to a weekly maximum of 45 hours for industrial workers, office workers, technical staff and other staff such as marketing staff and sales assistants. For all other employees the maximal working hours are 50 hours per week. In 2008, the average working time in Swiss companies was 41.6 hours a week (Source: Federal Statistical Office). Regardless of your job and industry sector you should therefore calculate longer working hours in Switzerland than in your home country. Holidays According to Swiss law, all employees and apprentices have a minimal annual entitlement to holidays. The minimum is Four weeks for employees over 20 years of age Five weeks for employees up to 20 years of age