Inspector for the Romandie and Tessin working areas

This is your contribution • Conducting audits of unemployment funds regarding the insurance benefits paid • Verification of the paid short-time work or bad weather compensation in companies • Answering inquiries and advising the enforcement agencies of unemployment insurance in the correct application of the law • Management support for the enforcement agencies in ensuring legally compliant dossier processing What makes you unique • Higher commercial vocational training, preferably with further training in the field of social insurance, and at least five years of experience in the field of unemployment insurance or good legal knowledge in this area • Very independent and exact way of working, analytical and conceptual thinking skills as well as rapid comprehension paired with an outstanding understanding of mathematical processes and connections • Excellent editorial skills for stylistically and legally secure reporting of the established facts • High communication skills for conducting demanding meetings with officials from implementing agencies and companies • Very good active knowledge of two official languages in speaking and writing, as well as passive knowledge of the third official language What we offer • Working for Switzerland: We are committed to the Swiss success model and work for the welfare of the population. • Lived diversity: Thanks to equal opportunities, we develop our competencies and bring in different perspectives. • Healthy at the workplace: We support and advise our employees in the area of physical and mental health. The State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) is the federal competence center for all core issues of economic and labor market policy and belongs to the Federal Department of Economic Affairs, Education and Research (WBF). It promotes international market opening for goods, services and investments. To reduce poverty, SECO is engaged in economic development cooperation. It plans economic and trade policy measures for the benefit of developing countries, Eastern European and Central Asian countries as well as the new member states of the European Union (EU).