The Federal Council decided in these days, across Switzerland to introduce minimum wages for domestic services. The Tripartite Commission of the Federal minimum wage be applied depending on qualifications 3500-4200 francs. This decision is remarkable. For the first time in Switzerland minimum wage is no longer determined by the social partners, but by an authoritarian government decree. And this in just one area in which defined the law of obligations cantonal responsibilities. Justified the interference with the contractual freedom of employers and workers with the supporting measures for persons. These give the authorities the competence to introduce national minimum wage, when "within an industry or profession, the location, undercut professional or industry-standard wages repeated in an improper manner." requires
While the seco of the tripartite commission of the cantons in workers with suspected wage dumping a thorough investigation of the circumstances, excused himself from one's own guidance documents. Instead, it ordered from Professor Yves Flückiger, University of Geneva, a goodwill advice, with the data of the telephone household survey conducted by the Swiss Labour Force Survey (SAKE) works. Of the 300,000 people interviewed around 200 observations concern the area of home economics. In 46 of these observations, the study suggested wages below the thresholds, and derives from a Switzerland-wide wage dumping problem. A short circuit can not be surprised. Flückiger has jointly written Serge Gaillard, then union secretary and now head of the Directorate of Labour, for the Swiss Confederation to the "expert report minimum wages". The Gewerkschaftsfilz work, the ordered test result is delivered despite a more than poor data situation.
As a trade union secretary Gaillard called that trade unions in the assume a leadership role cantonal tripartite committees have. Today he is in the comfortable position that he can maintain his political objectives through its function as a chief officer and president of the Tripartite Commission to enforce the covenant. To this power play is that it eliminates the possibility of corrections in the unlawful execution of the flanking measures with a fait accompli. Doris Leuthard passes with the farewell gift from her as Josef Schneider-Ammann, a department that works as the executive organ of union wage policy. Once again, the long march of the left has worked with our institutions.
While the seco of the tripartite commission of the cantons in workers with suspected wage dumping a thorough investigation of the circumstances, excused himself from one's own guidance documents. Instead, it ordered from Professor Yves Flückiger, University of Geneva, a goodwill advice, with the data of the telephone household survey conducted by the Swiss Labour Force Survey (SAKE) works. Of the 300,000 people interviewed around 200 observations concern the area of home economics. In 46 of these observations, the study suggested wages below the thresholds, and derives from a Switzerland-wide wage dumping problem. A short circuit can not be surprised. Flückiger has jointly written Serge Gaillard, then union secretary and now head of the Directorate of Labour, for the Swiss Confederation to the "expert report minimum wages". The Gewerkschaftsfilz work, the ordered test result is delivered despite a more than poor data situation.
As a trade union secretary Gaillard called that trade unions in the assume a leadership role cantonal tripartite committees have. Today he is in the comfortable position that he can maintain his political objectives through its function as a chief officer and president of the Tripartite Commission to enforce the covenant. To this power play is that it eliminates the possibility of corrections in the unlawful execution of the flanking measures with a fait accompli. Doris Leuthard passes with the farewell gift from her as Josef Schneider-Ammann, a department that works as the executive organ of union wage policy. Once again, the long march of the left has worked with our institutions.
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