How to find a job in Switzerland

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Fatumah Member

Member since 02 November 2010

FatumahMember02 November 2010 09:22:45

How easy can one find a job in Switzerland?
I want to work live and work with swiss People.

Fatumah

jacobbannet Member

Member since 17 November 2010

jacobbannetMember17 November 2010 00:51:06

dear sir i am looking job cook

Yud ViP

Member since 08 November 2010

YudViP17 November 2010 05:57:36

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Welcome to Expat.com Fatumah and Jacob

@ Fatumah ->

I will suggest you to visit the page Find a job in Switzerland, it contains lot of information about the Job Market in Switzerland that might be useful to you.

I also hope that members from Switzerland will bring their contributions respective to your question you asked.

@ Jacob

You can post an advert on Classifieds Page Category>Jobs. I will suggest you to provide more details. May be a quick introduction will help you to create more impact.

Best of luck dear members
Yud

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