Migros Restructuring: Big Changes Coming ↗
Front page leadMigros CEO Mario Irminger will present plans next week to unify the company's structure and end complex organizational issues.
Switzerland
The news from Tages-Anzeiger focuses on domestic Swiss issues, including a significant restructuring plan for the Migros retail group, political developments regarding the upcoming Federal Council elections, and a unique story about a woman spending 100 days alone on an alpine pasture…
Migros CEO Mario Irminger will present plans next week to unify the company's structure and end complex organizational issues.
Vincent Kaufmann, director of the Ethos foundation, criticizes Céline Amaudruz, a candidate for the Federal Council, stating she has too many mandates, lacks independence, and does not meet the minimum female quota.
The SVP's Federal Council candidacy appears to be in jeopardy as party elites reportedly seek a strong-willed hardliner for the Federal Council.
Jessica Blumer spent 100 days alone tending to 103 cows on an alpine pasture in Uri this summer, experiencing profound joy and moments of fear before returning to her daily life in Zurich.
A debate ensues on whether introducing an 80 km/h speed limit on the autobahn due to fuel shortages is a symbolic gesture or a practical measure.
An expert notes that companies are complaining about 'softened employees' and the prevalence of doctor's notes, with an average of 20-25 sick days per year for young people.
The French bakery Juliette is opening a new branch in Zurich's Seefeld district, aiming to expand its business while relocating its production to Baar ZG.
Two young Swiss individuals have won the WorldSkills world championship title in 'Industry 4.0', demonstrating the innovation and sustainability fostered by the dual education system.
An opinion piece suggests that the SVP made a mistake in the Federal Council elections.