8,900 euros monthly: Switzerland needs workers for construction
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8,900 euros monthly: Switzerland needs workers for construction

ZAP Notícias30 August 2026 at 08:30

Switzerland faces a growing shortage of workers in the construction sector, offering salaries of around 8,900 euros monthly. The country is seeking tens of thousands of professionals to meet demand, in a scenario where many current workers are approaching retirement and young people are choosing other professions.

The situation is driving demand for foreign workers, including Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, and German workers, who can fill these vacancies in the Swiss labor market.

According to data from the EURES Network, cited by Noticias Trabajo, there are currently more than 64,000 job offers related to the construction sector in Switzerland.

The statistics referenced are from the Swiss Federal Statistical Office, although the information in the article remains incomplete.

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