Agriculture is probably the worst paid, and the most precarious? So, there are only harvest workers or something, and they don't earn much.
And since there is no real minimum wage in Switzerland, they usually earn no more than 3000 francs
Which is very little in Switzerland, isn’t it?
Or are there actually industries that are worse?
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As long as people are more willing to spend half their wages for rent, instead of for food, nothing will change for farmers.
Well, sometimes farmers are owners of land and land. And not a little.
But, it’s true, they can’t even afford a flight trip…highest
They can’t afford to pay much for helpers etc.?
Harvesters do not operate agriculture in the narrower sense. They are usually seasonal workers from East countries who – in comparison to their money they earn at home – are paid quite neatly…and there is a job that needs no training – just an auxiliary job. The middle and small farmer can not afford them anyway.