Unemployment rules for frontaliers changed over the weekend – putting more pressure on those claiming benefits in France.
The rules now state that claimants have to accept a suitable job in France if it’s paying a fair French salary – and can’t hold on for a higher paid Swiss post.
If they do, they risk having their money suspended.
The French government spends EUR 800m a year on unemployed cross-border workers.
Waits of more than 2 hours at the Gotthard Tunnel over the weekend
Plane hit by lightning while approaching Geneva
Erasmus return by next year in doubt
Lack of French on food packets worry shoppers
More keeping their own chickens
Pro-Vélo Geneva restarts 'Cycling Saturdays'
