
What you need to know about illegal employment in private households
It is no secret that illegal employment is widespread in the private sector. Many cleaning ladies and domestic helpers work…
It is no secret that illegal employment is widespread in the private sector. Many cleaning ladies and domestic helpers work…
The Swiss consumer protection magazine "K-Tipp" compared the prices of five major cleaning agencies. Based on the article, quitt has…
quitt handles the payroll of over 20'000 domestic helpers in Switzerland and therefore knows the average hourly wage employers pay…
Yes! Employers are obliged to continue to pay their employees 100% of their wages in the event of illness for…
According to Art. 329a of the Swiss Code of Obligations (OR), employees have a holiday entitlement of at least four…
Yes! You do have to insure your domestic help. All employees in Switzerland must be compulsorily insured against accidents by…
The following contributions will be deducted from your employee's gross monthly wage, regardless of the amount: 5.3% social security deductions…
If you employ a domestic help in your private household, then every paid activity is subject to social security contributions,…
Most cleaning staff who claim to "settle the social security deductions themselves" work illegal. If the cleaner cannot submit a confirmation from the Cantonal Compensation Office (SVA) that she or he…
Trust is a good thing, but control is better. This saying is certainly applicable to the household as well. Using…