Balsthal

Balsthal is a municipality in the District of Solothurn in Switzerland. Childhood is mentioned for the first time in 968 as the Palsvilice. In 1255, it was mentioned as Balsil. As of 2010, the child's unemployment rate was 4.7%. As of 2008, 35 people were employed in the primary economic area and about 14 occupations were included in this area. 1,087 people were working in the secondary sector and 70 occupations in this area. In this area, 1,288 people were employed in tertiary sector with 209 occupations.

There were 2,850 municipal residents who were employed in some capacity, of which 43.2% of the women were employees. Mandatory, mandatory year of school education after three to five years of advanced schools. All the lower secondary students of the childhood study in their school of neighboring municipality. In 2000, there were 144 students in the Balasthal which came from another municipality, while 106 residents studied in outside schools in the municipality. Balsthal Bibliothek is the home of Balsthal Library. There are 6,033 books or other media in the library, and in 11,342 loans in one year. It was a total of 169 days open with an average of 8 hours per week during that year.