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SGB: increase in temporary work is a cause for concern

said The phenomenon of temporary work have adopted in Switzerland alarming proportions: Since 1995, have increased fivefold the share of these "potentially pre

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SGB: increase in temporary work is a cause for concern

said The phenomenon of temporary work have adopted in Switzerland alarming proportions: Since 1995, have increased fivefold the share of these "potentially precarious" form of employment in the total working volume of 2.6 percent, the Swiss Union Federal on Monday.

Indeed, had been made in 2012 with the collective labour agreement for temporary employees important progress, the increase in temporary work is still a matter of concern.

Equal rights required

"Whether migrants, Uber-a taxi driver, or temporary employees: all employees must be granted the same social rights, and they must receive for the same work in the same place, the same pay", called SGB-President Pierre-Yves Maillard on Monday at a media conference.

Of the Confederation and the cantons, the SGB requires that the upper limits for the temporary share in the procurement set out the nature and temporary offices are systematically checked. Temporary would have the same terms and conditions of employment, we have neat staff.

This principle of equal treatment should be implemented in the collective agreements and by law. In addition, better preventive measures need it for work safety and health protection of the SGB. (nag/sda)

Created: 13.05.2019, 11:09 PM

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