Occupation & salary Switzerland

Chauffeur salary in Switzerland

Ø gross per year
57,698CHF
Ø per month
4,808 CHF
Minimum
25,395 CHF
Maximum
90,000 CHF
Ø age
40.0 years
Ø work experience
13.2 years
Weekly working hours
42.2 hours
Holidays / year
24.2 days

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Estimated net wage / month
3,922 CHF
  • Gross wage / month 4,808 CHF
  • Total deductions (18.4%) − 886 CHF
  • AHV/IV/EO contribution 255 CHF
  • ALV contribution 53 CHF
  • NBU contribution 69 CHF
  • KTG contribution 22 CHF
  • Pension Fund 231 CHF
  • Withholding Tax 256 CHF

Calculated for the canton of Zurich, age 40, single, no children, no church affiliation. Use the full salary calculator for your personal details.

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Salaries in detail

By gender Gross per year Monthly wage Ø age Ø work experience
Male 58,714 CHF 4,893 CHF 40.4 13.3
Female 57,431 CHF 4,786 CHF 41.6 11.1

Factors influencing the salary

The salary of chauffeurs in Switzerland is shaped by several factors. Professionals in the cantons of Obwalden, Zurich and Aargau tend to earn particularly well, while wages in Thurgau, Schaffhausen and Geneva are generally lower. Qualifications also play a role: those with continuing education, a university of applied sciences background or completed vocational training typically earn more than people without such credentials. The type of vehicle and area of operation, for instance as a private chauffeur, truck driver or taxi driver, as well as the number of hours driven and special trips, also affect the achievable salary.

Job profile & responsibilities

Chauffeurs professionally transport people and their luggage from one place to another. They are often also referred to as private drivers or taxi drivers and work for private individuals, large companies, transport services, taxi companies or hotels. In addition to driving itself, their duties include route planning, vehicle maintenance and inspection, as well as courteous and discreet interaction with passengers. Depending on the employer and area of work, the field ranges from classic passenger transport to freight transport by truck.

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