The company was also the most important organizational form of industrialization in Switzerland. From the very beginning, wage labor formed the core element of private and public enterprises. For a long time, social history focused on these forms of work. Everyday, gender, and global historical approaches have initiated a dual shift in perspective: on the one hand, towards the diverse forms of work outside of industrial enterprises, and on the other hand, towards the structural changes in companies that are increasingly integrating external services. "Outside of business" makes these changes visible. The book brings together seventeen contributions from younger historians. The texts discuss domestic work, art, prisons, career counseling, traveling salespeople, fitness culture, development aid, social insurance, and much more.