Answers on the Code of Obligations, the Labour Act and collective agreements from a curated knowledge base, with official sources, a catalogue of collective agreements and verified minimum wages.
How long is the notice period during probation? When does a protection period begin? What is the difference between overtime and excess hours? Questions like these come up in SMEs every week, and the answers online often do not fit Swiss law or are out of date.
HREasy does not answer legal questions from a language model’s general knowledge but from a curated knowledge base. The knowledge base contains around 40 articles on contracts, termination, holidays, working hours, pay, parenthood and data protection. The 23 core articles in it are binding: the Copilot and the public chat must reproduce them faithfully, so that the answer does not depend on how the question was worded. On top of that come the catalogue of collective agreements, fixed minimum wage tables and a minimum wage check that only works with a source.
The knowledge base brings together what an SME needs to know in HR: employment contracts, termination, holidays and leave, working hours, pay and social insurance, parenthood and data protection. Each topic can be reached via a tile.
At the top are the official sources with direct links: Fedlex for the Code of Obligations, the Labour Act and its ordinances, SECO, the Federal Council and the cantonal labour inspectorates. HREasy maintains the articles; you do not have to keep anything up to date yourself.
23 core articles cover the key questions of employment law: probation and notice periods, protection periods, continued pay, holidays, overtime and excess hours, breaks and rest periods, principles of collective agreements, non-competition clauses, BVG, mass redundancies, standard employment contracts, mandatory provisions and the national framework agreement for the construction industry.
When the Copilot or the public chat answers a legal question, it relies on these articles. So you get the same answer today and tomorrow, however you ask.
The catalogue contains 97 collective employment agreements, from industry agreements in construction, hospitality, manufacturing, retail, healthcare, cleaning and security to company agreements, each with a note on whether it is generally binding. It is used in the hiring assistant, the contract generator and the AI check.
For the minimum wage check you record rates for the municipality, canton or collective agreement, each with a mandatory source link, and approve them. The payroll run only checks against approved rates. If one is missing, it reports «nicht geprüft» (not checked) and never estimates.
Every answer follows the same order, so that it is right for your company and can be backed up.
In the Copilot, in the employee portal or in the public chat on the home page, in plain language.
Stored company regulations take precedence, provided they do not fall below the law.
The fixed core articles, the catalogue of collective agreements and the minimum wage data provide the legal basis.
Clearly worded, with the article and an official link; other links are removed.
No module stands alone. What you enter here flows automatically to wherever it is needed, without entering it twice.
Around 40 articles on Swiss employment law, written by HREasy and updated at every start.
23 articles on the key questions that AI answers must reproduce faithfully, so the information stays consistent.
Fedlex, SECO, the Federal Council and cantonal inspectorates linked directly.
Answers only link to Fedlex, SECO, the Federal Supreme Court and selected courts; other links are removed.
97 industry and company agreements with a note on general applicability, used in hiring, contracts and checks.
Wage classes of eight major collective agreements as fixed data, so the AI does not invent amounts.
Rates for the municipality, canton or collective agreement only with a source link and approval; without a rate the result is «nicht geprüft» (not checked).
Uploaded regulations feed into the Copilot and the employee AI in full text and take precedence over the law.
On the home page the agent answers general legal questions live, without logging in and without company data.
A language model can phrase employment law convincingly, but it can be wrong, mix up countries or quote outdated values. That is why HREasy does not answer legal questions from general knowledge but on the basis of the core articles.
The result: the same question leads to the same statement, and every statement can be traced back to an article and an official source.
The information is for everyday orientation and does not replace binding legal advice. In sensitive situations such as protection against dismissal, pay disputes or proceedings before the labour court, the agent explicitly recommends a specialist or the cantonal labour inspectorate.
This way you resolve the frequent questions yourself and bring in support where it really pays off.
HREasy. The articles are maintained centrally and apply to all companies; you do not have to keep anything up to date yourself.
You select the industry or the collective agreement when hiring or when running a check. If this is missing, the Copilot asks before checking against an agreement.
You record rates for the municipality, canton or collective agreement with a source link and approve them. The payroll run only checks against these rates and otherwise reports «nicht geprüft» (not checked).
Yes. Uploaded company regulations take precedence over the law in the Copilot and the employee AI, provided they do not fall below it.
No. The answers are for general orientation and do not replace binding legal advice. The binding legal texts can be found on fedlex.admin.ch.
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