Committed to employees
Our employees are the key to Swiss Post's success. We create an appreciative, discrimination-free and attractive working environment for them with fair working conditions, development opportunities and equal opportunities.
Facts and figures (as at 2025)
44,000 employees
With around 44,000 employees in all parts of the country, Swiss Post is one of the largest employers in Switzerland. Around 16,000 of them work in rural areas and mountain regions.
24% women in management
We want to increase diversity further within management and among leaders in the collective employment contract. By 2030, the percentage of women should be 30%.
1,900 apprentices
We are the third largest training company in Switzerland. From logistics to ICT careers: we train around 1,900 apprentices in various professions every year.
As diverse as Switzerland
Our employees reflect the population: people with different backgrounds and experiences shape Swiss Post.
What our employees mean for our sustainability
For us, sustainability is also reflected in the way we interact with our employees. They have made Swiss Post the world's best postal service for the ninth time in a row. We acknowledge this with fair and attractive working conditions, development opportunities, diversity and inclusion.
Our contribution to global sustainability goals (SDGs)
In the area of employees, we support the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).


Quotation

I've seen how quickly life can change. This makes an environment in which one looks out for potential rather than restrictions all the more important. At Swiss Post, I experience a genuine sense of togetherness in my everyday work: support, understanding and the opportunity to develop. That, for me, is diversity and inclusion. Not as a buzzword, but very practical.
Our priorities
Attractive working conditions
We create framework conditions that support employees during their work and also make their everyday lives easier. For example, we strengthen development opportunities, work-life balance and a culture of appreciation and cooperation.