The shortage of skilled labour in Switzerland has decreased significantly for the second year in a row, according to the personnel service provider Adecco. + Get the most important news from Switzerland in your inbox Specifically, the skills shortage index compiled by Adecco is around 22% below the previous year's figure. According to the evaluation, this dynamic can be explained by the fact that the number of vacancies has fallen (-8%) on the one hand and that there has been a 17% increase in job seekers compared to the previous year on the other. However, the situation is still tense in some professions. For example, the high demand for well-trained staff in the healthcare sector has hardly diminished. Specialist doctors, nurses and pharmacists are still in particular demand. Staff are also being sought in the construction, mechanical engineering and electrical engineering sectors. Meanwhile, according to Adecco, there is already an oversupply of skilled labour in most ...
Full story here
Are you the author?
Previous post
See more for
Next post
Tags: Featured,newsletter
Home › 3) Swiss Markets and News › 3.) Swissinfo Business and Economy › Shortage of skilled labour eases in Switzerland
Previous post
Next post
Shortage of skilled labour eases in Switzerland
Published on November 27, 2025
Permanent link to this article: https://snbchf.com/2025/11/shortage-skilled-labour-eases-switzerland/
Receive a Daily Mail from this Blog
Live Currency Cross Rates
On Swiss National Bank
-
SNB’s Chairman Schlegel: A few months of negative inflation wouldn’t be a problem
15 days ago -
SNB Sight Deposits: decreased by 3.6 billion francs compared to the previous week
2025-12-17 -
2025-07-31 – Interim results of the Swiss National Bank as at 30 June 2025
2025-07-31 -
SNB Brings Back Zero Percent Interest Rates
2025-06-26 -
Hold-up sur l’eau potable (2/2) : la supercherie de « l’hydrogène vert ». Par Vincent Held
2025-06-24
Main SNB Background Info
-
SNB Sight Deposits: decreased by 3.6 billion francs compared to the previous week
2025-12-17 -
The Secret History Of The Banking Crisis
2017-08-14 -
SNB Balance Sheet Now Over 100 percent GDP
2016-08-29 -
The relationship between CHF and gold
2016-07-23 -
CHF Price Movements: Correlations between CHF and the German Economy
2016-07-22
Featured and recent
-
Epstein Files: Verschwörungen werden wahr!
-
Coca-Cola Silver: 4 Limited Edition Bars and Rounds (.999 Fine) -
Let’s Get a Little Perspective! -
Jetzt knallt es im Iran! (Insiderwissen enthüllt) -
Swiss companies employ AI tools for social media strategies -
New Swiss electric cars regain traction but miss targets -
Sunday’s Election Prospects Weigh on the Yen
-
Enthüllt: Zensur & Wahlmanipulation der EU!
-
Swiss retail trade stagnated in 2025 -
The turbulent times of Swiss chocolate maker Barry Callebaut
More from this category
Swiss companies employ AI tools for social media strategies4 Feb 2026
New Swiss electric cars regain traction but miss targets4 Feb 2026
- Sunday’s Election Prospects Weigh on the Yen
4 Feb 2026
Swiss retail trade stagnated in 20254 Feb 2026
- The turbulent times of Swiss chocolate maker Barry Callebaut
4 Feb 2026
Japan Is Normalizing: Risks To The Yen Carry Trade4 Feb 2026
ISM Manufacturing Supports Reflationary Forecasts4 Feb 2026
Novartis revenues slowed in last quarter of 20254 Feb 2026
US Senate probes 890 alleged Credit Suisse Nazi-linked accounts4 Feb 2026
Swiss bank UBS posts bumper 2025 profits4 Feb 2026
New Nestlé boss plots strategic overhaul to reignite growth4 Feb 2026
Swiss NGO urges Bern to raise its climate ambition as US walks away from accords4 Feb 2026
Reserve Bank of Australia Hikes Rates and Sees Another this Year3 Feb 2026
Private Credit Funds Falling Out Of Favor3 Feb 2026
Swiss solar rail project sharing know-how with France2 Feb 2026
Monday Blues: Precious Metals are Less Precious2 Feb 2026
Zurich plans hub for sustainable transport routes2 Feb 2026
Audience figures remain stable at Swiss public broadcaster RTS2 Feb 2026
The Market Cycles Potentially Driving 2026 Returns2 Feb 2026
Warsh To Head The Fed2 Feb 2026













