Simplify Workforce Compliance Under Swiss Labour Laws

Time tracking, scheduling, and payroll that align with Switzerland’s employment rules — from Zurich to Geneva and beyond.

Complying with Swiss Employment Laws—Without the Complexity

Some of the world’s most organized and employee-focused labor laws are found in Switzerland. Compliance is crucial; it’s required for everything from mandatory consultation rights to regulations pertaining to maternity leave, overtime, equal pay, and notice periods.
To eliminate uncertainty in Swiss compliance, we developed NextGen Workforce. Our platform streamlines workforce operations while maintaining compliance with both federal and cantonal regulations, whether you’re overseeing a financial office in Zug or a hospitality team in Bern.

Track Time Accurately—Across Roles, Shifts & Worksites

Swiss regulations stipulate that all employees should be subject to diligent timekeeping, especially when it comes to the administration of maximum daily and weekly working time, breaks during the working time, and the calculation of overtime.
With NextGen, you can:

Allow employees to take their own time by utilizing mobile, web, biometric clocks, or shared kiosks to clock in/out
Set schedules and working hours by role or type of worker
Automatically track overtime (against the maximums defined by Swiss regulation)
Comply with rest periods, night shift regulations, and on-call duties
Export verified records of time for reporting or audits

You can finally say goodbye to the spreadsheet. Every shift, break, and punch is recorded, in real time and audit ready.

Learn more about how time tracking works with NextGen System

Smart Scheduling That Respects Swiss Regulations

Swiss legislation requires strict scheduling requirements, from daily and weekly hour limits to requited breaks. NextGen‘s drag-and-drop scheduler and rule-based engine will make sure your scheduling abides by all requirements

Define working hours and maximums per employee
Set minimum rest periods and weekly days off
Create and manage part-time, full-time, and flexible schedules
Flag violations before publishing a schedule
Automatically sync shifts to payroll and HR records

Be compliant and fully staffed without manual intervention.

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Maternity, Paternity & Family Leave—Handled Automatically

Swiss employment law requires:

With NextGen, these are built into the leave policy engine:

Reports & Audit Logs: Ensuring Accountability Under Swiss Labor Law

Clear Reporting, Real-Time Records, and Legal-Grade Oversight

Swiss employment laws mandate precise record-keeping of employee time records, including, for example, the “rest” requirements, and overtime worked. NextGen has reporting and audit log capabilities built in to enhance transparency and alleviate the risk of a legal dispute.