Wirtschaft Zug N°2

We had the opportunity to help develop the new concept for WIZ and will continue to be responsible for the magazine’s editorial content – twice a year.

In this issue, we focus on sustainable energy management and the importance of corporate health in the modern workplace. As usual, we also take a look at the topic of education and the apprentices who are shaping our future. We introduce dedicated employees from the skilled trades who tackle challenges with passion, courage, and creativity. In this edition, we place special emphasis on the Swiss, European, and global skills championships.

Wirtschaft Zug is published twice a year and is available free of charge at around 40 locations throughout the Canton of Zug – to take away, browse, and share. Those who prefer to receive it directly at home can subscribe free of charge.

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We are very pleased to continue developing a magazine with added value together with the Zug Trade Association – for everyone who makes a difference in the Canton of Zug.


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