Je suis infirmiere siamu en belgique, cela fait 5 ans que je travail a bruxelles et j'aimerais decouvrir d'autres horizons.
J'ai trouver un site: mediemploi.ch qui offre des postes d'infirmiers en suisse et des logements.
Quelqun est il deja patie en suisse avec eux? Qu'elle fut votre experiance?
Sinon connaissez vous des hopitaux a conseiller en suisse dans le domaine des Urgences et des SAMU?
Deuxieme question: qu'en est il au niveau financier?
Je sais que la vie est plus chere en suisse mais est il possible de vivre normallement et de mettre un peu d'argent de coter?
en Suisse on gagne pas trop mal sa vie, mais tout va avec. Nous sommes le pays le plus cher du monde, y compris avec des impôts astronomiques, donc faire des économies, c'est plus que difficile à moins d'avoir un salaire de ministre, et c'est pas le cas pour grand monde. Depuis le début de l'année l'inflation avoisine les 7% du jamais vu en Suisse!!!
D'autre part il me semble qu'il faut une reconnaissance de la Croix-Rouge pour exercer le métier d'infirmière en Suisse.
Le mieux est de regarder sur www.hug.ch ou encore sur www.chuv.ch pour les offres d'emplois disponibles. Mais attention, il faut oublier de se loger dans la région, taux de vacances : 0, 2 % d'appartements.
Si tu parcours mon profil tu remarqueras que je suis suissesse, de plus bossant dans le milieu de la finance je n'invente rien. Il faut s'ouvrir un peu petit français!!!
La Suisse est certes un pays qui au niveau européen s'en sort plutôt bien. Avec un taux d'un peu plus de 3% de chômage et des assurances sociales de bonne qualité, la Suisse se distingue de plusieurs de ses voisins.
Mais la vie est de manière générale plus chère (même si les salaires sont nettement plus élevés aussi) quand même et la faible exportation (la Suisse possède peu de matières premières) en est une des raisons.
Petit parallèle de prix de différents produits ou services dont je connais plus ou moins les prix en France, ou dont je ne connais pas les prix.
Là où c'est nettement plus cher : l'immobilier la viande les produits laitiers (1 litre de lait coûte 1, 10 euros en Suisse) les livres, surtout les maisons d'éditions françaises (majorité de nos bouquins) (+33%) les magazines (exemple, un Télé Star à 0, 95 euros, coûte 1, 65 euros ici) (+50%) Le cinéma (9 euros pr quelques rares endroits ou pour les rares tarifs étudiants qui n'existent pas partout, jusqu'à 12 euros la place dans certains multiplex de centre-ville de Lausanne ou Genève) Le McDonalds, l'un des big mac le plus cher au monde, l'équivalent de 4, 50 euros. 8 euros en menu small.
Là où c'est moins cher : Les cd / dvd (13 euros à sa sortie, 18-19 euros à prix normal. Pr les dvd, 18 euros à 25 euros environ) L'essence : elle a toujours été moins chère, et elle a augmenté comme partout. Donc actuellement elle est à 1, 15 euros le litre. Les cigarettes : 4 euros le paquet de 20.
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Voici le tableau de ces villes : Rank 2008 City Country Index 2008 1 Zurich Switzerland 108 2 Vienna Austria 107.9 2 Geneva Switzerland 107.9 4 Vancouver Canada 107.6 5 Auckland New Zealand 107.3 6 Dusseldorf Germany 107.2 7 Munich Germany 107 7 Frankfurt Germany 107 9 Bern Switzerland 106.5 10 Sydney Australia 106.3 11 Copenhagen Denmark 106.2 12 Wellington New Zealand 105.8 13 Amsterdam The Netherlands 105.7 14 Brussels Belgium 105.4 15 Toronto Canada 105.3 16 Berlin Germany 105 17 Melbourne Australia 104.8 17 Luxembourg Luxembourg 104.8 19 Ottawa Canada 104.7 20 Stockholm Sweden 104.5 21 Perth Australia 104.3 22 Montreal Canada 104.2 23 Nurnberg Germany 104.1 24 Oslo Norway 103.7 25 Dublin Ireland 103.5 25 Calgary Canada 103.5 27 Hamburg Germany 103.4 28 Honolulu, HI United States 103.1 29 San Francisco, CA United States 103 29 Helsinki Finland 103 29 Adelaide Australia 103 32 Singapore Singapore 102.9 32 Paris France 102.9 34 Brisbane Australia 102.4 35 Tokyo Japan 102.2 36 Lyon France 101.9 37 Boston, MA United States 101.8 38 Yokohama Japan 101.6 38 London United Kingdom 101.6 40 Kobe Japan 100.9 41 Milan Italy 100.8 42 Barcelona Spain 100.6 43 Madrid Spain 100.5 44 Washington, DC United States 100.3 44 Osaka Japan 100.3 44 Lisbon Portugal 100.3 44 Chicago, IL United States 100.3 48 Portland, OR United States 100.2 49 New York City, NY United States 100 50 Seattle, WA United States 99.8
Prétendre être dans la finance est ne pas faire la différence entre le palmarès des pays les plus riches et celui des villes ne présage rien de très fiable....petite suissesse😏
relis toi quant à aller lorger ton profil, je m'en passe excuse moi!
Dans la question initiale on demandait entre autre : "Qu'en est-il du niveau financier?"
Si tu ne peux pas y répondre, passes ton chemin et laisses ceux qui ont la volonté de répondre le faire! De toutes évidences, tu n'as rien de pertinent comme contribution sur ce sujet!
salut à tous
je suis françAISE et je voudrais trouver un emploi dans le palliatifs , j ai envoyé mes candidatures aux agence s de recrutements .
J AIMERAIS SAVOIR SI CELA suffit ou dois je me rendre directement .
MERCI DE vos reponses
annabel
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The hectares have remained unused for years due to a lack of financial means, since the project requires what I’d call a considerable investment. As the main stakeholder, I have a minimal contribution to offer.
I believe it’s time to bring this space to life to meet pressing needs and serve the common good of society.
The project is simple:
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2) Open a mini supermarket + a modern bakery using the flour for pastries, etc.
3) Build a healthcare service
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5) Construct free housing for retired expatriates in exchange for their voluntary contributions in their respective fields.
This is a project I truly believe in, and I invite anyone interested to add their personal touch—whether through advice, guidance, or involvement.
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You can send me a message.
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