Yet again the number of people working in Geneva and living in France has climbed.
As of September, there were 112,000 frontaliers – up 1.6% on the previous quarter.
It means that more than a quarter of all G permit holders in the country work in Geneva.
The figures don’t include Swiss nationals who have also decided to live in France.
Initial security plans released for the Evian G7 meeting
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Electric cars see surge of interest
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More trams and buses for the summer
Geneva is boosting public transport for the summer season.
E-scooter capable of 127 kph seized
An electric scooter clocked at 127 km/h has been seized in the canton of Fribourg.
Vapers ignore train station smoking rules
Smoking rules at Swiss train stations are under scrutiny - especially when it comes to vaping.
Unemployment office workers have to write letters by hand
Switzerland’s unemployment system is under pressure - not just from claims, but from its own software.
