Czech daily news roundup: Tuesday, April 26, 2022
Czech diplomatic office in Lviv re-opens, remains of Czech intelligence general repatriated, and hard professions could get earlier retirement age.
Czech unemployment decreases year-on-year, remains the lowest in the EU
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Employment opportunities are most often available in manufacturing, technical, and other blue-collar sectors.
Czech Republic sees jump in unemployment at the end of 2021
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As unemployment rises to 3.5 percent, the new Czech government looks to create better conditions for foreigners on the domestic labor market.
Plummet in Czech unemployment leaves businesses struggling to find workers
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The Czech labor market might be showing the first signs of recovery, but employers are still faced with a serious lack of workers.
Monthly minimum wage to rise by CZK 1,000 next year
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The outgoing Czech cabinet has confirmed a rise in the legal minimum wage starting in January 2022.
Czech politicans want to keep immigrants out, but could foreign workers save the economy?
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As the labor market struggles to fill gaps brought about by the pandemic, analysts say workers from abroad could be the answer for Czech companies.
Czech labor shortage crisis deepens as unemployment falls and job vacancies rise
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Data published by the Labor Office of the Czech Republic has shown an unseasonal decline in unemployment.
Leader talks: Gender expert Lenka Simerská on why the Czech Republic is still failing women
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On International Women's Day we spoke to head of the Czech Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs’ 22% EQUALITY project.
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