Unions are complaining the ride hailing firm Uber is not keeping to an agreement it made with canton Geneva to treat its drivers as employees.
The firm had to stop operating for a while after a court ruling ordered the company to pay the drivers social security contributions.
To comply with the rules, Uber set up a new company which would employ the drivers. Unions claim the new company is proving to be just the same.
Uber says the drivers have signed up to the terms and conditions willingly.
Govt looks to cut forest protection
The Federal Council is scrapping the CHF 25 million a year that Parliament voted to help forests adapt to climate change, despite two clear parliamentary decisions.
Federal Councillors heckled by protestors
Federal Councilors were out across the country marking National Day on Saturday - but not without controversy.
Further pressure on Swiss football head
Pressure is mounting on Zurich-based FIFA and its Italo-Swiss president Gianni Infantino after North America's football body demanded a complete overhaul of his presidency.
Politicians carry stereotypes
Elected politicians in Switzerland carry more gender stereotypes than the voters they represent, a new University of Geneva and University of Lausanne study finds.
Illegal rave hits pastures
A thousand young people left a mountain pasture in the Vaud Jura unsuitable for grazing after an illegal rave.
More Swiss firefighters head to France
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