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Swiss Salaries: High, Stable, Yet Not Enough For Many

Swiss Salaries: High, Stable, Yet Not Enough For Many
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Will Switzerland cut number of work permits for third country nationals?

Will Switzerland cut number of work permits for third country nationals?
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Swiss Minister 'Eyes Fewer Non-EU Work Permits'

Swiss Minister 'Eyes Fewer Non-EU Work Permits'
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Swiss minister 'eyes fewer non-EU work permits'

Swiss Justice Minister reportedly wants to reduce quotas for workers from third countries despite some criticism.

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Unions are unhappy with recent Swiss-EU talks

Unions have urged the government to defend Swiss interests in future negotiations with the EU and to guarantee the protection of wages and public services.

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