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Swiss Senate wants to boost higher vocational training

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September 10, 2025
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On average, employees in Switzerland have received a significant pay rise this year. This is higher than the expected inflation rate, which should leave more money in their wallets at the end of the day.



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Parents must bring up children without the use of violence. This principle is now explicitly enshrined in the Swiss Civil Code.



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