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As Switzerland’s third-largest employer, we not only offer 100 different professional profiles, we also provide an appreciative working environment, modern employment conditions and opportunities for further development. Do you want to actively help to shape the Swiss Post of tomorrow, put a smile on customers’ faces and drive innovations forward? Then send us your application!

Valérie Schelker, Head of Human Resources and Member of Executive Management

Your benefits at Swiss Post in a nutshell

The world around us is changing more and more rapidly. People’s needs and their lifestyles are also changing. Digitization is moving into all areas of life, enabling a dynamic work culture to become established. By providing the following options, Swiss Post is helping its staff to shape their individual routines in a way that is flexible and based on their needs:

  • Annual leave

    Five to six weeks’ holiday

  • Family-friendly

    18 weeks of maternity leave and 4 weeks of leave for the second parent*, with a contribution to supplementary family childcare.

  • Flexibility

    Mobile and flexible working, home office, third place, part-time work and job sharing

  • Collective employment contract

    Fair employment conditions thanks to a collective employment contract

  • Development

    Support with basic and advanced training, temporary job changes, promotion opportunities

  • Mobility

    Half Fare Travelcard or contribution towards GA Travelcard and PubliBike subscription of CHF 20 annually

  • Staff vouchers

    Staff vouchers worth up to 500 francs annually

  • Refreshments

    Discounted food and drink at staff restaurants

Apprentices benefit from special conditions

*IMS offers two weeks of leave for the second parent

What our employees say about us

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Advanced training and development

The skills of our staff are crucial for Swiss Post’s success. That’s why Swiss Post invests in a diverse and modern range of in-house and off-the-job training courses. These range from certified courses for specialist and management training, to digital learning formats and informal discussion opportunities. The in-house Job Center provides support with professional situation assessments and further development.

Swiss Post puts a particular emphasis on promoting young talent and offers numerous apprenticeships, internship places and trainee programmes.

Health and social affairs

Health is a precious thing. Swiss Post has already received several awards for its dedication to the health and performance of its employees. If something does happen, the internal Case Management team is there to assist: professionals support staff on their way to reintegration.

Staff can also do something for their own health, such as by taking part in Swiss Post sports events run under the PostActivity umbrella, or through the bike to work initiative. Apprentices also benefit from a non-smoking bonus.

The Swiss Post Social Counselling Service is a neutral department which provides support free of charge in the event of conflict in the workplace, or to assist with questions and problems in employees’ personal lives. Swiss Post’s Job Center is another point of contact, where staff can assess their professional situation and ask questions about their personal advancement.

Equal pay

At Swiss Post, the principle that applies is work of equivalent value should receive equivalent remuneration. Besides numerous other measures to ensure equal pay, we provide salary information in all job advertisements for roles covered by the Swiss Post CEC. Each ad indicates a range within which the entry-level salary of a new employee is expected to fall.

This sends a clear signal that salaries should not depend on the negotiating skills of candidates and should instead be set fairly based on Swiss Post’s remuneration system. Swiss Post is a signatory to the Charter on equal pay in the public sector, which it also has measured within the company regularly.

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