The impact of social differences on health does not disappear with age. Persons aged 55 and over with a tertiary education generally enjoy better health and have better health habits than those with basic education.
The publication “Swiss Labour Force Survey (SLFS) 1991–2018: the different generations on the labour market” is here. It is a vital instrument for the observation of changes in the population across the different generations.
Social cohesion, mobility and culture, three important topics for sustainable development in Switzerland, now complete the MONET 2030 indicator system.
What percentage of buildings in Switzerland were built before 1946? How many were built subsequently? And what are the differences between the cantons? See our graph of the week to find out.
As of this year, the Federal Statistical Office has published the results of the federal elections and votations in real-time in a computer-readable format on opendata.swiss. Find out more by taking a look at our information on the federal elections on 20.10!
The Federal Council wishes to make data management in the public sector easier and more efficient by reusing data. Four pilot projects will be launched at the Federal Statistical Office.
Visit the election website specially developed for the 2019 federal elections and take a look at the results of the National Council and Council of States elections.
The FSO has adopted a new data innovation strategy. This constitutes the first response by official statistics to the challenges posed by the digital revolution.
The survey on language, religion and culture has the aim of providing statistical information on the current situation and the evolution of practices in these areas.
The Swiss Earnings Structure Survey is a written survey, carried out every two years in enterprises in Switzerland.
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