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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…

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Criticism of Federal Council Candidate Amaudruz ↗

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.

Workplace Illness and Absences ↗

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.

New French Bakery Opens in Zurich ↗

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.

Swiss Win WorldSkills Title ↗

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.

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