Insurance subordination of the employee

The correct subordination under the Swiss social insurance system is decisive for the reporting and insurance obligation of employees in Switzerland.

2015

The subordination of employees to the Swiss social insurance system is the prerequisite for the reporting and insurance obligations of the employee. Insurance subordination can arise in various ways.

The three most common types of subordination under the Swiss social insurance system are as follows:‍

Employees in Switzerland:

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