Further training

A new study by swissstaffing reveals that women over 50 are among the most motivated and loyal workers in Switzerland — and at the same time represent the country's largest untapped labour market reserve.

Burnout and mental health issues at work are a burden for all of us. Sometimes, personal measures to manage stress and look after oneself are no longer enough. We then quickly start thinking about resigning. However, this decision must be carefully considered.

What do we actually gain from being curious? The Oxford English Dictionary defines curiosity as 'a strong desire to know or learn something' – but in everyday life, the word carries a slightly nosy undertone.
Let's be honest: in our personal lives, 'curiosity' often has a negative ring to it. In the workplace, however, it is a seriously underrated quality.

The job market is constantly changing. In order to remain employable in the long term, you should continue your training on a regular basis.

Scanners are versatile and creative. Which areas of work suit this personality type best?

We are interested in the perspectives of two members, Sorina and Katharina, who came to Switzerland from abroad.

To stay competitive and advance your career, ongoing training is essential. Here you'll find advice on how to acquire new skills.

You can learn well into old age - not in a worse way, but in a different way than when you were younger. Our tips will help you succeed.

"You can't teach an old dog new tricks" – this proverb belongs in the trash heap. Scientists agree: if you are healthy, you can learn well beyond your years.