Employment and Labour Law - Switzerland

Published: 5 July 2007

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Employment, Pensions and Immigration

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Employment and Labour Law Switzerland - 2025

in: The Legal 500 Country Comparative Guides, April 2025

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Anja Affolter Marino Sara Rousselle-Ruffieux
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Employment, Pensions and Immigration

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Kommentierung von Art. 27/28, 49/50, 68 Abs. 2, 76/77, FusG

in: Watter/Daeniker/Gaberthüel (eds.), Basler Kommentar zum Fusionsgesetz, 3rd edition, Basel 2025

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Employment, Pensions and Immigration

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