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Business insurance in the canton of Jura

The essential insurance for an SME or a self-employed person in Jura: legal obligations, protecting the business and the staff.

Updated on 05.10.2026

What is specific to the canton

Jura applies a cantonal minimum wage, to be taken into account in insured salaries. Many Jura businesses employ cross-border workers: accident and loss-of-earnings cover must be adapted to their situation.

Points to check

Accident insurance (UVG/LAA) compulsory for every employee from day one
Sickness loss-of-earnings cover, often required by the collective labour agreement
Occupational pension (BVG/LPP) from the entry threshold (22'680 CHF annual salary in 2026)
Business liability, property, business interruption and cyber, depending on the activity

To go further, read our full guide: Insurance for SMEs and the self-employed.

Frequently asked questions

Which insurance is compulsory for a business in Jura?

Accident insurance (UVG/LAA) for all employees and the occupational pension (BVG/LPP) from the entry threshold. Social insurance (AHV, IV, EO, ALV, family allowances) comes on top.

Does a self-employed person need insurance?

Accident (UVG) and pension (BVG) insurance are not compulsory for self-employed people themselves, but accident, loss-of-earnings and pension cover is strongly recommended.

How to cut costs?

An annual review lets you remove duplicates, adjust the sums insured and compare offers with the same cover.

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Other insurance in the canton of Jura

General information, not personal advice. Cantonal rules can change: an adviser checks your situation before any decision.