Reporting procedure for employed refugees and temporarily admitted persons:
Since 1 January 2019, temporarily admitted persons and recognised refugees have been able to take up employment after a report has been submitted to the labour market authorities.
The newly digitalised reporting procedure on EasyGov makes the reporting process even simpler for employers.
Debt enforcement: more functions:
The latest update now also offers options to submit requests to continue debt enforcement proceedings and sale requests, as well as send general submissions, to the offices.
The process for publishing official SOGC reports has now been integrated into EasyGov, meaning that certain official publications can be filed via EasyGov and transmitted to the SOGC.
“e-trademark”, the electronic trade mark application process, is offered as a partial integration via EasyGov.
In addition to trade mark applications, changes of address for existing trademarks can also be made in the register.
With release 1.5, the digital platform now assists small companies in particular with entering their salary data for their salary declarations to Suva.
The debt enforcement service desk’s features are now available to associations, foundations and cooperatives too, while an authorisation database provides an overview of all professions in Switzerland that are regulated or require authorisation.
Apply to instigate debt enforcement proceedings against an individual or legal entity.
Request an extract from the debt enforcement register. Individuals can also do this in the public part of EasyGov.swiss without the need to register or log in.
The Swiss government is making it easier for high-performing SMEs with scope for further development to take out bank loans. Contact with the competent loan guarantee organisation can now be initiated online via EasyGov.swiss.