As Czech firms hire more foreigners, real integration remains a challenge
With nearly one in five workers in Czechia now foreign, new data reveals that diversity is rising – but support for integration is lagging behind.
Foreigners seeking work in Czechia entitled to state-funded health insurance
Foreigners who are properly registered with the Czech Labor Office as job seekers are entitled to public health insurance, the Ombudsman has clarified.
Prague could gain dozens of new tech jobs with major cybersecurity R&D expansion
Israeli firm Cato Networks has raised over CZK 7 billion to expand its operations, potentially creating dozens of engineering jobs in Prague.
Is Czechia a good place to work? New data reveals pros and cons of the job market
Vacancies are many, unemployment is low, and remote working is popular nationwide. However, skills gaps, pay imbalances, and other issues afflict Czechia.
Holiday leave in Czechia: How many days off and when can I take them?
From how much time you're legally allowed off work to whether your employer can stop you taking leave, we break down vacation time in the country.
Job hunting after 50 in Czechia? Why employers want you now
Gen-X may feel stuck professionally but here's how to leverage current demand for an older workforce.
Mapping Czechia's foreign workforce: Where they live, what they do, why it matters
Employees from different countries—and continents—work in wildly varying industries. We take a deep dive into the different trends and what they mean.
Money talks: Why it's now OK to openly discuss your salary in Czechia
A new law that came into force this month means that employers can't legally prevent you from sharing your salary details.
A better deal? How some Czech freelancers may benefit from historic tax reform
Economists say that a change to the amount of flat-rate expenses freelances can deduct will level the playing field—though not everyone would benefit.
Czechia approves new foreign worker quotas: Who stands to benefit?
Czechia’s new foreign worker quotas favor skilled professionals to tackle labor shortages and support growth. Find out what changes to expect.
Bloomberg Billionaires Index: Boom in defense, energy reshapes Czech rankings
Czechoslovak Group CEO Michal Strnad becomes Czechia’s richest person, overtaking PPF’s Renáta Kellnerová amid soaring defense demand.
Czechia aims to attract more highly qualified foreign workers
While Czechia aims to attract more high-skilled workers from Asia, it plans to reduce visa availability for several African countries.
Extra leave and flexible work: How Czechia's Labor Code changes will benefit you
If you work in Czechia, these policy overhauls will undoubtedly affect you: from notice-period changes to new compensation, here's what you need to know.
Why Czech employees are among Europe’s most dissatisfied
A wide-ranging study evaluated how workers felt about their job security, employers, workplace satisfaction, purchasing power, and more.
AI use in Czechia triples: What it means for the country's labor force
An estimated four in 10 firms have implemented AI, with 44 percent expecting to use it in the near future—here's what this spells for jobs in Czechia.
How Czechia's new pay transparency laws will reshape the labor market
Two seperate laws—one national and another EU-based—give employees in Czechia far more power to see what others earn (while getting more protection).
Why digital skills are now crucial in getting ahead in Czechia’s job market
Rapid progress in AI means that the business, tech, and IT industries nationwide are expanding fast and are increasingly looking for foreigners to employ.





