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> EU's economy but do benefit its citizens in many ways (as far as I am aware). I guess you can easily argue that a stronger economy also is pro-citizen and b
by systemvoltage 4y ago
> EU's economy but do benefit its citizens in many ways (as far as I am aware).
I guess you can easily argue that a stronger economy also is pro-citizen and benefits the people. I have had discussions with close friends in EU and I get the opposite response. They're all in tech aiming to move to CH for better salaries and stronger capitalistic/enterpreneurship environment.
- Moldoteck 4y agoDoesn't Switzerland has a law similar to gdpr? plus as many companies are operating in eea too, they must obey gdpr too Salaries of course are better (in some Cantons, not all of them)
- hef19898 4y agoMost people wanting to move to Switzerland due lower taxes and such tend to ignore the way hogher living costs there, in end what you save in taxes is spent on rent and groceries. Best thing is to work in Switzerland but life across the border in France. Even better, replace Switzerland with Luxembourg and benefit from evil-EU enforced retirement benefits. Added bonus, FANG is offering jobs on Luxbourg, if you want to stay in "tech".
- Moldoteck 4y agothere are other advantages there, like some cantons have really low taxes and not so high renting price, plus there are some ways to use your pension ahead of time, as initial deposit for buying a house. Some do not like living across the border in France due to different reasons (qol, safety) but that totally depends on individual