The Geneva minimum wage will be raised from the 1st January next year.
The increase, which is linked to inflation, will be small – a rise of just 16 centimes an hour at CHF 24.48 an hour.
The agricultural sector has a lower legal rate, but that will also go up, slightly.
The Geneva minimum wage was brought in following a vote in 2020 – and is one of the highest in the world.
It doesn’t apply to those under 18, apprentices or summer jobs.
Divonne child care worker charged with child rape
The cross-border town of Divonne-les-Bains is reeling after a 20-year-old daycare worker was charged with raping a four-year-old girl in his care.
Car tax error could cost Geneva millions
The fallout from recent Administrative Court rulings on Geneva's vehicle tax system could have major financial consequences for the canton.
G7 border controls worked
Geneva's State Council says security measures put in place during the G7 summit were effective in preventing violence and damage.
Could be harder to avoid the army
Swiss men could soon lose the choice between military service and the civilian alternative.
Heat hits Geneva buses
Geneva's heatwave is causing disruption on the public transport network.
Geneva not to host wrestling tournament
Geneva has formally pulled out of the running to host the 2031 Federal Wrestling Festival, despite cantonal backing.
