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.
Franc strengthens further
The Swiss franc is on a roll.
Housing remains tight
Nearly six out of ten people say they’re struggling to find housing - and it’s worse in the cities.
Pensions contributions could start earlier
Young people could soon start paying into their pension fund much earlier - from age 20 instead of 25.
Trains get more punctual
Trains are more punctual than ever - and when they are late, the blame normally lies with another country.
Laptop causes flight chaos
A United Airlines flight from Washington to Geneva had to turn back over the Atlantic last week - and the reason is a bit wild.
Unqualified mountain guide fined
A woman offering high-mountain climbing trips without the proper qualifications has been fined CHF 5,000 in Valais.
