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Employment barometer in the 4th quarter 2021
In the 4th quarter 2021, total employment (number of jobs) in Switzerland rose by 1.9% in comparison with the same quarter a year earlier, achieving a new record of 5.239 million. Seasonally adjusted, this was 0.5% higher than the previous quarter. In full-time equivalents, employment in the same period rose by 1.6%. The industry and service sectors counted 32 900 more vacancies than in the corresponding quarter of the previous year (+50.2%) and the employment outlook indicator is also indicating an upward trend (+5.0%).
Theme | Industry and services |
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24.02.2022
Employment barometer in the 4th quarter 2021
Record employment in Switzerland in 4th quarter 2021Federal Statistical Office
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Difficulties in recruiting staff with education type "Apprenticeship" according to selected economic divisions and main region
Observation period: 2004-2021
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 24.02.2022
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Difficulties in recruiting staff with education type "compulsory education" according to selected economic divisions and main region
Observation period: 2004-2021
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 24.02.2022
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Difficulties in recruiting staff with higher professional education according to selected economic divisions and main region
Observation period: 2004-2021
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 24.02.2022
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Difficulties in recruiting staff with university degree according to selected economic divisions and main region
Observation period: 2004-2021
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 24.02.2022
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Full-time job equivalent per sector
Observation period: 1.7.1991-31.12.2021
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 24.02.2022
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Full-time job per sector and gender
Observation period: 1.7.1991-31.12.2021
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 24.02.2022
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Index of employment evolution prospects per a set of economic divisions and major regions
Observation period: 2004-2021
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 24.02.2022
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Job vacancy per branch of economic activity and main region
Observation period: 1997-2021
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 24.02.2022
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Jobs per sector and gender, gross and seasonally adjusted values
Observation period: 1.7.1991-31.12.2021
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 24.02.2022
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Jobs per sector and main region
Observation period: 1.7.1995-31.12.2021
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 24.02.2022
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Part-time jobs according to the economic division and the sex
Observation period: 1.7.1991-31.12.2021
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 24.02.2022
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Prospects in jobs development per a set of economic divisions and major regions
Observation period: 2004-2021
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 24.02.2022
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Synthetic indicator of the recruitment challenges
Observation period: 2004-2021
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 24.02.2022
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Businesses by difficulties in recruiting staff, economic divisions (selection) and education level (in %)
Observation period: 2004-2021
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 24.02.2022
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Businesses by difficulties in recruiting staff, major region and education level (in %)
Observation period: 2004-2021
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 24.02.2022
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Businesses by employment prospects and economic divisions (selection) (in %)
Observation period: 2004-2021
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 24.02.2022
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Businesses by employment prospects and major region (in %)
Observation period: 2004-2021
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 24.02.2022
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Job vacancies by economic divisions (selection)
Observation period: 1.4.1992-31.12.2021
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 24.02.2022
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Job vacancies by major region
Observation period: 1997-2021
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 24.02.2022
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Jobs by economic division
Observation period: 1.7.1991-31.12.2021
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 24.02.2022
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Jobs by major region and economic sector
Observation period: 1.7.1995-31.12.2021
Federal Statistical Office
Published on 24.02.2022