Occupation & salary Switzerland

Shoemaker salary in Switzerland

Ø gross per year
66,000CHF
Ø per month
5,500 CHF
Minimum
54,000 CHF
Maximum
78,000 CHF
Ø age
43.6 years
Ø work experience
18.5 years
Weekly working hours
40.4 hours
Holidays / year
24.7 days

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Estimated net wage / month
4,427 CHF
  • Gross wage / month 5,500 CHF
  • Total deductions (19.5%) − 1,073 CHF
  • AHV/IV/EO contribution 292 CHF
  • ALV contribution 61 CHF
  • NBU contribution 79 CHF
  • KTG contribution 25 CHF
  • Pension Fund 274 CHF
  • Withholding Tax 342 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 canton Gross per year Monthly wage
ag 64,385 CHF 5,365 CHF
be 60,692 CHF 5,058 CHF
tg 61,385 CHF 5,115 CHF
so 55,385 CHF 4,615 CHF
zh 55,590 CHF 4,632 CHF
By qualification Gross per year Monthly wage
Continuing education 58,277 CHF 4,856 CHF
Secondary school 64,615 CHF 5,385 CHF
University 72,000 CHF 6,000 CHF
By gender Gross per year Monthly wage Ø age Ø work experience
Male 63,600 CHF 5,300 CHF 45.0 17.8
Female 55,000 CHF 4,583 CHF 40.0 20.0

Factors influencing the salary

The salary of shoemakers in Switzerland depends heavily on canton, age and professional experience. Particularly high wages are earned in the cantons of Aargau, Thurgau and Bern, while wages in Solothurn and Zurich tend to be lower. Income rises noticeably with growing professional experience: career starters earn significantly less than experienced professionals with several decades of practice. Qualification also plays an important role, with a university degree opening up the highest earning opportunities. There is also a clear pay gap between genders in favor of male professionals.

Job profile & responsibilities

Shoemakers produce made-to-measure shoes and repair damaged footwear. They work mainly in small craft workshops or their own shops, where in addition to repair work they also sell products related to shoes and leather care. Direct interaction with customers is part of their daily work: they advise on fit, materials and shoe care. Besides classic shoemaking workshops, shoemakers also find employment in orthopedic workshops, where they make individually adapted shoes for medical purposes, as well as in theaters, where they produce shoes for stage productions.

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