IG Arbeit
ActiveAssociation872002 - Residential care activities for persons with psychosocial issuesigarbeit.ch
Civic and Social OrganizationsPeople with psychological difficulties, job seekers, social welfare recipients, and companies/employers seeking workplace integration support.
IG Arbeit is a Swiss Verein registered in Luzern, LU. Its registered activity falls under Residential care activities for persons with psychosocial issues.
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Employees~Around 115 professional staff; employs and cares for over 350-400 people (including staff, trainees, and those being assessed).Officers17Active Relations16Deleted Relations0SOGC Records12First Record31.08.2011Latest Activity31.07.2025ArbeitsintegrationPsychische GesundheitSoziales UnternehmenLuzernJob CoachingBerufliche Eingliederung
Registry Information
Formerly: Interessengemeinschaft Arbeit
- Swiss UID
- CHE-107.447.992
- Legal Name
- IG Arbeit
- Legal Form
- Association
- Incorporated
- 31 Aug 2011
- Canton
- LU
- Status
- Active
- Country
- Switzerland
Company Purpose
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NOGA Codes
(Industry classification)Residential care activities for persons with psychosocial issues
RHUMAN HEALTH AND SOCIAL WORK ACTIVITIES87Residential care activities872Residential care activities for persons living with or having a diagnosis of a mental illness or substance abuse8720Residential care activities for persons living with or having a diagnosis of a mental illness or substance abuse872002
Industry Health
Registered Address
Luzern, LU
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People with psychological difficulties, job seekers, social welfare recipients, and companies/employers seeking workplace integration support.
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IG Arbeit
Nonprofit organization providing work and integration services for people with psychological difficulties, job seekers, and social welfare recipients.
