How much does a cleaner cost in Zug?

As a guide for Switzerland: Private cleaner (household as employer), CHF 29–35 per hour (source: myky (quitt. data), as of March 2026). These prices are indicative and vary by region and provider: you set the price, in line with minimum wages.

How much does moving help cost in Zug?

As a guide for Switzerland: Moving company, 3 to 3.5-room flat (about 3 helpers, 5 hours), CHF 700–1'500 per job (source: Ofri, as of 17 June 2024). These prices are indicative and vary by region and provider: you set the price, in line with minimum wages.

Do I have to pay AHV if I pay a cleaner in Zug?

In general, a private household that pays someone for household work – such as cleaning, babysitting, gardening, homework help or helping older people – is their employer and must settle AHV/IV/EO contributions from the first franc. It must also insure them against accidents with an approved insurer (not Suva). Workpop does not do this for you: check your obligations with your cantonal AHV compensation office.

What are the customary moving dates in Zug?

Customary termination dates in the canton of Zug: 31 March, 30 June and 30 September. Your lease prevails. Source: comparis.ch.

How much does it cost to post a job in Zug?

Nothing: posting a job on Workpop is currently free, with no commission. You agree the price directly with the person who helps you, in line with minimum wages.

Canton of Zug

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Zug at a glance

Zug is the capital of a small, German-speaking canton known for its low taxes, which have drawn many international companies – from commodity traders to the blockchain firms of the so-called Crypto Valley. As a result, English is common at work and in many families. The town lies on the north-eastern shore of Lake Zug below the Zugerberg, with a compact old town by the water and residential quarters such as Herti, Guthirt and Lorzen. With many international households and busy commuters, typical requests include cleaning, babysitting, dog walking, furniture assembly and help with moving, as well as garden care for houses on the slopes. Customary termination dates in the canton are 31 March, 30 June and 30 September.

Canton: Zug
Languages spoken: German
Districts and neighbourhoods: Old Town (Altstadt), Neustadt, Rosenberg, Loreto, Guthirt, Herti, Letzi, Lorzen, Gimenen, Oberwil

Good to know: Zug

Customary termination dates in the canton of Zug: 31 March, 30 June and 30 September. Your lease prevails. Source: comparis.ch

Indicative prices

Private cleaner (household as employer)CHF 29–35 per hour
Source: myky (quitt. data) · As of March 2026
Moving company, 3 to 3.5-room flat (about 3 helpers, 5 hours)CHF 700–1'500 per job
Source: Ofri · As of 17 June 2024
Carpenter (tradesperson, for comparison)CHF 80–130 per hour
Source: renovero · As of 1 September 2026
Private garden helper (household as employer)CHF 30–40 per hour
Source: myky · As of 5 April 2026
Furniture assembly by a company, per jobCHF 165–400 per job
Source: Ofri · As of 17 January 2023
Babysitter aged 16–25, up to 2 children (Swiss Red Cross recommendation)CHF 11–18 per hour
Source: Swiss Red Cross, via swissmom · As of 15 January 2025

Indicative prices, varying by region and provider. Legal minimum wages and social contributions may apply on top.

You set the price, in line with minimum wages.

For household work, the federal standard employment contract (NAV Hauswirtschaft) sets a 2026 minimum wage of CHF 20.35 gross per hour (unskilled, excluding holiday pay). It applies from an average of 5 hours per week with the same employer, and not in the canton of Geneva. Source: seco.admin.ch

Check the rules for your canton and municipality.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a cleaner cost in Zug?
As a guide for Switzerland: Private cleaner (household as employer), CHF 29–35 per hour (source: myky (quitt. data), as of March 2026). These prices are indicative and vary by region and provider: you set the price, in line with minimum wages.
How much does moving help cost in Zug?
As a guide for Switzerland: Moving company, 3 to 3.5-room flat (about 3 helpers, 5 hours), CHF 700–1'500 per job (source: Ofri, as of 17 June 2024). These prices are indicative and vary by region and provider: you set the price, in line with minimum wages.
Do I have to pay AHV if I pay a cleaner in Zug?
In general, a private household that pays someone for household work – such as cleaning, babysitting, gardening, homework help or helping older people – is their employer and must settle AHV/IV/EO contributions from the first franc. It must also insure them against accidents with an approved insurer (not Suva). Workpop does not do this for you: check your obligations with your cantonal AHV compensation office.
What are the customary moving dates in Zug?
Customary termination dates in the canton of Zug: 31 March, 30 June and 30 September. Your lease prevails. Source: comparis.ch.
How much does it cost to post a job in Zug?
Nothing: posting a job on Workpop is currently free, with no commission. You agree the price directly with the person who helps you, in line with minimum wages.

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