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Swiss LGBTI-Label 2026: 20 organisations recognised for inclusive practices

The Swiss LGBTI-Label recognises companies and organisations that actively promote inclusive working conditions for LGBTI people. In 2026, 20 organisations were certified.

· 2 min read · Queer Switzerland editorial
Marc-Lautenbacher · CC BY-SA 4.0

The Swiss LGBTI-Label is a Swiss certification that recognises organisations which actively promote inclusive working conditions for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans* and intersex people. The label is documented and supported by Display Magazin, Switzerland's leading magazine for the queer community, lifestyle and culture.

In 2026, 20 organisations received certification. The breadth of certified employers shows that inclusion in the workplace is increasingly treated in Switzerland as a strategic issue — not merely a PR exercise. An LGBTI certification comes with ongoing obligations: policies, training, visible contact points and a climate in which being out carries no risk.

For queer people working or looking for work in Switzerland, certified employers can provide useful orientation. The label signals that an organisation has implemented verified measures for LGBTI inclusion. It is not a guarantee of a perfect workplace, but a public commitment backed by accountability.

Display Magazin regularly publishes reporting on the queer working world, activism and community in Switzerland and is a central source of news from the country's LGBTIQ+ scene.

Sources & background

  1. Display Magazin ↗Display Magazin · Accessed July 30, 2026

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